Palmer is fresh, bold, and straight from the wild. It smells like waking up in a Northern California forest—cool air, towering pines, and just the right amount of adventure. It’s a deep breath of crisp mountain air at sunrise… minus the frostbite. Best of all, it lasts all day. With notes of white pine, palo santo and alpine air. Palmer is an extrait de parfum.
Fragrantica: "Middle aged Georgia cowboy here: Just got in my fragrance sampler (10 samples in just 3 days across the country - impressive) and Palmer is the second one I'm trying. Really piney out of the decant then dries to a more even woodsy scent with a hint of sweet tea and very very faint honeysuckle/jasmine. Really impressed with the longevity. If I were to buy it I'd save this one for spring mornings and warm but not hot weather. For me 9/10."
Fragrantica: "This is an extraordinary fragrance. It reminds me of one of my favorite colognes, Pash de Cartier Parfum, but without the boozy note, and Palmer has a better woody accord. Longevity is about 9 hours on my skin. I think it can be worn all year long."
Fragrantica: "Nature in a bottle. You get pine and bergamot right out the gate. Then the cardamom, smoke and woodsy notes roll in. if you like Nelson and Primo... you'll probably love Palmer. Kinda has the best of both, with a little something extra. I get the opening of Nelson but with added fruity/sweetness from the citrus and pine, and dries down to a less creamy more earthy/sweet Primo. Very outdoor piney fresh, hint of spice, citrusy-sweet and super woody."
Guy Fox: "Love how woody it is with that layer of pine and fresh air. Great for night or day, one of my go to cologne in my fall and winter line up."
Guy Fox: "Smells like being on the side of a mountain on a fall morning! Last all day long!!"
Guy Fox: "It begins like waking up on the California coastline the pine and cypress and a bit spice. As it dries down the gaiacwood and sandalwood come out. This is a really easy wear especially in spring time."
