Last updated at 21/08/2026 10:27:56
Quercus by Penhaligon'S for Unisex Eau de Cologne (Bottle)
Delivery $9.90
Penhaligon's Quercus Eau De Cologne Spray 100ml/3.4oz 100ml/3.4oz
Delivery between 24 Aug – 1 Sept $10
Quercus by Penhaligon's Cologne Spray (Unisex) 3.4 oz Men
Delivery between 22 Aug – 3 Sept $27.92
Quercus by Penhaligon'S for Unisex Eau de Cologne (Bottle)
Delivery $9.90
Penhaligon's Quercus Eau De Cologne Spray 100ml/3.4oz 100ml/3.4oz
Delivery between 24 Aug – 1 Sept $10
Quercus by Penhaligon's Cologne Spray (Unisex) 3.4 oz Men
Delivery between 22 Aug – 3 Sept $27.92
More restrained than a traditional cologne. But with just as much va-va-voom. Not as stiff as an evening shirt but as strong as a pre-dinner drink.Not as instantly recognisable as a citrus, but with just as much zest. But pray, what lies behind the confusion? Could it be basil? Basil! Bright as day, and fresh as a sun-warmed mountain stream. Accompanied by clean white floral notes (jasmine, lily of the valley) and cardamom, here lies the most singular freshness - without any of the discomfort of the unrecognisable and the new. The moss that cushions the transition of this olfactory journey (into almost sunny amber depths) meets patchouli to take us back to familiar ground. Quercus, as everyone knows, is Latin for oak, and the British national tree. It’s familiar, but terribly strange.
More restrained than a traditional cologne. But with just as much va-va-voom. Not as stiff as an evening shirt but as strong as a pre-dinner drink.Not as instantly recognisable as a citrus, but with just as much zest. But pray, what lies behind the confusion? Could it be basil? Basil! Bright as day, and fresh as a sun-warmed mountain stream. Accompanied by clean white floral notes (jasmine, lily of the valley) and cardamom, here lies the most singular freshness - without any of the discomfort of the unrecognisable and the new. The moss that cushions the transition of this olfactory journey (into almost sunny amber depths) meets patchouli to take us back to familiar ground. Quercus, as everyone knows, is Latin for oak, and the British national tree. It’s familiar, but terribly strange.
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The lowest price for Penhaligon's Quercus Cologne Spray 100ml right now is $199.90 at The Perfume Warehouse, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $137.00 on 4 Nov 2025 — today's price is 46% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 21 Aug 2026.
Penhaligon's Quercus Cologne Spray 100ml
More restrained than a traditional cologne. But with just as much va-va-voom. Not as stiff as an evening shirt but as strong as a pre-dinner drink.Not as instantly recognisable as a citrus, but with just as much zest. But pray, what lies behind the confusion? Could it be basil? Basil! Bright as day, and fresh as a sun-warmed mountain stream. Accompanied by clean white floral notes (jasmine, lily of the valley) and cardamom, here lies the most singular freshness - without any of the discomfort of the unrecognisable and the new. The moss that cushions the transition of this olfactory journey (into almost sunny amber depths) meets patchouli to take us back to familiar ground. Quercus, as everyone knows, is Latin for oak, and the British national tree. It’s familiar, but terribly strange.
More restrained than a traditional cologne. But with just as much va-va-voom. Not as stiff as an evening shirt but as strong as a pre-dinner drink.Not as instantly recognisable as a citrus, but with just as much zest. But pray, what lies behind the confusion? Could it be basil? Basil! Bright as day, and fresh as a sun-warmed mountain stream. Accompanied by clean white floral notes (jasmine, lily of the valley) and cardamom, here lies the most singular freshness - without any of the discomfort of the unrecognisable and the new. The moss that cushions the transition of this olfactory journey (into almost sunny amber depths) meets patchouli to take us back to familiar ground. Quercus, as everyone knows, is Latin for oak, and the British national tree. It’s familiar, but terribly strange.
