Stores
Besides the flagship store in Covent Garden, locations in London include the Burlington Arcade, Canary Wharf, Battersea Power Station, Regent Street, Mayfair, Kings Road, Islington, the Royal Exchange, and a second Covent Garden store has opened. A store is also located within Bicester Village.
Other shops have also been established outside of the capital in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Manchester, Cambridge, Bath, Brighton, Bluewater, Guildford, Leeds, Liverpool, York, Liverpool, Portsmouth and Chester, as well as internationally in Paris, New York City, Hong Kong, Canada, Ireland, San Francisco, Singapore, Sydney, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan and Macau.
Products
Hammam Bouquet – 1872; the company's first scent
Blenheim Bouquet – 1902; the company's longest surviving bespoke fragrance, created for the Duke of Marlborough and named for Blenheim Palace
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English Fern – 1910
Douro Eau de Portugal- 1911; name changed to Lords, reverted to Douro
Lily of the Valley – 1976
Violetta – 1976 – (no longer in production)
Bluebell – 1978
Victorian Posy – 1979 (No longer in production)
Elisabethan Rose – 1984 (No longer in production)
Racquets – 1989 (No longer in production)
Cornubia – 1991
Quercus – 1996
Castile – 1998
LP No.9 for ladies – 1998
LP No.9 for men – 1999
Artemisia – 2002; Was nominated for a FiFi Fragrance Foundation award in the Nouveau Niche category in 2002.
Endymion – 2003
Malabah – 2003
Lavandula – 2004
Ellenisia – 2005
Opus 1870 – 2005; Created as a celebration of Penhaligon's heritage
Lily & Spice – 2006 (No longer in production)
Elixir – 2008 (No longer in production)
Amaranthine – 2009 (No longer in production)
Sartorial – 2010
Juniper Sling – 2011
Peoneve – 2012
Vaara – 2013; Created for Maharajah Gaj Singh II
Iris Prima – 2013; Created in collaboration with English National Ballet
Bayolea – 2014; A modernised version of a bay rum tonic from Penhaligon's archives
Between July 2009 and 2011, Penhaligon's reissued a selection of perfumes from their archives under the banner of the Anthology Collection:
Eau de Cologne – 1927 (No longer in production)
Zizonia – 1930
Eau de Verveine – 1949 (No longer in production)
Extract of Limes – 1963 (No longer in production)
Gardenia – 1976
Night Scented Stock – 1976
Orange Blossom – 1976
Jubilee Bouquet – 1977 (No longer in production)
Esprit du Roi – 1983
Eau sans Pareil – 1988
In September 2014, Penhaligon's launched the Trade Routes collection, comprising four fragrances inspired by the explosion of trade in London at the end of the 19th Century:
Empressa – 2014; Inspired by the silks and extravagant goods traded through London
Levantium – 2014; Inspired by the goods stacked high on the wharves, described in a John Masefield poem (Discontinued)
Lothair – 2014; Inspired by and named for the last and biggest Tea Clipper ship (Discontinued)
As Sawira – 2015; Inspired by Essaouira, the first Sea Port in Morocco (Limited Edition; Discontinued)
Halfeti – 2015
Cairo – 2018
Babylon – 2019
Halfeti Cedar – 2020 (Discontinued)
Halfeti Leather – 2020
Constantinople – 2021 (Discontinued)
Legacy of Petra – 2022 (Discontinued)
AlUla – 2024
In 2015 Penhaligon's launched two new fragrances inspired by the wilds of the British Coastline.
Blasted Heath – 2015; Inspired by the power of the sea.
Blasted Bloom – 2015; Inspired by the wild flora of the British Coastline.
Equinox Bloom – 2016; The first 2016 launch from Penhaligon's, Equinox Bloom is inspired by the loved British tradition of Afternoon Tea
