Old Money

Old Money cologne used to be amazing in the old spray formula. In roller, it is the same, also amazing. It is rich, complex, has projection and lasting power. Sadly, it is THE ONLY Beardbrand cologne that has these traits. The others fade within 10 minutes, no one can smell them (even if applying quadruple the recommended amount) and are not "colognes". These are just oil with scent and the scent doesn't really stick. I have spent a couple hundred here on these and only one is worth the cost. I feel the others should be dropped personally as they do nothing really, just for a few minutes. Temple Smoke lasts 7 minutes with zero projection. Same with Norse Winter, Fox Hunt and Short Game. Desert Road is OK but still not like a cologne..dull, one noted and no projection. I will order more Old Money when I run out and I do have beard oil, balm, deodorant and cologne in Temple, Norse and Old but even Norse and Temple colognes are not worth it for me as again, they fade within minutes and I can't even smell them after that. They just are not anything like a real cologne let alone an EDP. I still love the brand, just feel they miss more then they hit when it comes to colognes.

I love this. Everyone asks what I am wearing. They have to be very close to me to smell the scent. If I get a kiss they usually pull me back for another.

Simply put, I love it.
Moreover, the women in my life love it...
I get a lot of compliments about it.
So,if you haven't tried it go ahead and get a bottle. If you don't like it, you can send it back for whatever makes you smile...

This is my favorite scent from Beardbrand. I already use the beard balm and utility wash so had to get the cologne. It’s pretty versatile too.

All you need is just a few rolls across the neck, and it's a great clean, masculine smell

Old Money! I feel like a rich uncle.
With a nice beard and jaunty air.

Old Money has a certain effortless sophistication to it. Bright citrus and a touch of spice give it an inviting opening before settling into leather, amber, oak, sandalwood, and cedarwood.

The name fits, but not because it smells overly formal or stuffy. It reminds me more of a well-worn leather chair in a room full of beautiful wood—comfortable, established, and expensive without needing to show off. The subtle floral note adds just enough character to keep everything interesting.

It's the kind of fragrance that works when you want to smell put together without making a statement about it. Classic, refined, and incredibly easy to wear.