Geaux to Hell — Xerjoff Tony Iommi Deified Impression
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Apple and saffron meet fiery cinnamon in the opening, giving Geaux to Hell a dark fruit-and-spice character from the start. The heart turns richer with rose and leather before patchouli, papyrus, moss, and musk take over in the base. The sweetness is controlled by leather, earth, and dry woods, leaving something powerful, dark, and decidedly better suited to November than a Louisiana Saturday night.
We created Geaux to Hell for one particular visitor to Neyland Stadium. The name borrows LSU’s familiar Louisiana-French Geaux and gives it the proper East Tennessee destination. Underneath the rivalry joke is a serious fragrance: Tony Iommi Deified is spicy, leathery, woody, and imposing, with exactly the kind of presence this release needed. Consider it our warmest possible welcome to Knoxville.
Inspired By
Xerjoff Tony Iommi Deified — Geaux to Hell is our dupe of Tony Iommi Deified, hand-blended at extrait strength.
Fragrance Family
Woody • Spicy • Leathery
Top Notes
Apple • Saffron • Cinnamon
Heart Notes
Rose • Leather
Base Notes
Papyrus • Patchouli • Moss • Musk
Gender
Unisex Leaning Masculine
Longevity: High
Excellent longevity, with the leather, patchouli, dry woods, and musk remaining present long after the spiced fruit of the opening begins to recede.
Projection: High
Powerful projection, particularly through the opening and heart, where cinnamon, saffron, leather, and rose create a strong presence before the fragrance gradually settles.
Sillage: High
Heavy, persistent sillage with a distinctive trail of warm spice, leather, patchouli, moss, and musk. This is not intended to disappear quietly.
Concentration
Extrait de Parfum
Size
15 ml • 30 ml
Maison Appalachia is an independent fragrance house. This product is inspired by Xerjoff Tony Iommi Deified and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Xerjoff.