Original Eau de Cologne
In 1709, Johann Maria Farina came from Italy to Cologne and named his newly created fragrance "Eau de Cologne" in honor of the city. For the first time, bergamot and other citrus oils were combined with pure alcohol – a fresh, elegant fragrance that quickly reached European courts. To this day, the original Eau de Cologne by Farina is produced in Cologne – subtle, clear, and timeless for both men and women.