Burberry
2 fragrances
We carry two Burberry men's Eau de Toilettes, and together they cover the classic men's wardrobe: a 1995 woody aromatic with mint, lavender and oakmoss for daytime, and a 2006 amber spicy scent with cinnamon, leather and tobacco for colder months.
A sensible pick for men who like traditional, well-built designer fragrances and want one fresh and one warm option from the same house.
Where to start with Burberry
With two fragrances in our catalog, the choice comes down to season and mood.
- Burberry Men: launched in 1995 and created by Michel Almairac with Creations Aromatiques. Mint, lavender, bergamot and thyme open it with a cool, herbal brightness. Cedar, sandalwood, geranium, jasmine and oakmoss form a woody-green heart, and musk, vanilla and amber soften the finish. It reads clean and classic, the kind of scent that suits offices, weekends and warm weather.
- Burberry London for Men: launched in 2006 and composed by Antoine Maisondieu. Cinnamon, lavender and bergamot give a warm, spiced opening, leather and mimosa follow, and the base brings tobacco leaf, opoponax, guaiac wood and oakmoss. Darker, sweeter and more enveloping.
How to choose
Pick Burberry Men if you want a fresh aromatic for spring and summer days or a low-risk everyday scent. Pick London for Men for fall and winter, evenings out, or whenever you want leather and tobacco to show. Both share lavender, bergamot and oakmoss, so if you like one, the other is a natural seasonal partner.
Questions about Burberry
Which Burberry is better for winter?
Burberry London for Men, with cinnamon, leather, tobacco leaf and opoponax.
Do the two Burberry scents have anything in common?
Yes: both list lavender, bergamot and oakmoss, so they share an aromatic backbone despite very different moods.