Bentley unveils Black Edition fragrance, inspired by the Blackline series
Bentley presents its Black Edition fragrance, capturing the elegance of its Blackline specification.
Bentley's dedication to luxury has always been a hallmark of the brand. Now, Bentley extends that essence with the Bentley For Men Black Edition fragrance, inspired by its Blackline specification that lends cars an extra layer of mystique and allure.
The Blackline specification, chosen by 40% of Bentley owners, offers a noir alternative to the exterior chrome work, giving the Continental GT and GTC, Flying Spur, and Bentayga a sleek and dark side. Beluga black replaces chrome and satin finishes, enhancing the wheels, headlight trim, and the matrix grille. Bentley's new gentleman's fragrance embodies this modern and masculine sense of style.
Designed to mirror the curves and lines of a Bentley, the Black Edition bottle is reminiscent of the company's pre-war racing cars and sporting tourers. The heavy black glass, embossed with the celebrated Winged-B, and ringed with Bentley's signature knurling, reflects an attention to detail that only Bentley can craft. Notes of powdery violet, tangy tangerine, pink pepper, and nutmeg open the scent, followed by dark, subtly-textured blends of patchouli, papyrus, incense, tonka bean, and Atlas cedarwood.
Bentley owners who love the stealthy appearance of toned-down brightware can now complement their taste for four-wheeled luxury with a fragrance that represents the same sensibilities. View all Bentley models currently for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below.
Source: Bentley Motors
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