You are far more likely to run across Prorazo products, which are also excellent, and far cheaper. Bolzano blades are made in Italy, and would be another thing to keep your eyes peeled for.
a bit late to the party, but Spain, Greece and Ukraine are turning out some amazing soaps, and apart from a handful of U.S, Canadian and U.K artisans make up over a third of my soap collection.. Los Jabones De Joserra Xabons Xavieiro Eufros BBS Grooming Cult HAGS Savon Mystere Areffa
I wasn't either until he sent it. Hard to describe. I'd say it qualifies as one that can support any aftershave. The soap itself is very good.
@Jayaruh, can you help @jwr3265 find info on making a purchase of that Ukraine soap? He appears interested. I told him to contact @wristwatchb , since he PIFed it to me, but I see you sent it to @wristwatchb in the first place.
Late to the party, but I have my list of past and current. Past would be English, Italian, French. Current would be Italian, French and various artisan's that pop out everywhere. I'm glad I stocked up on the old English soaps before they deteriorated to a point, it is hard to use. I still have loads of old Penhaligon's English Fern, Blenheim Bouquet, Floris 89, and some others.
Every time I try to list some soap artisans I like, others come along and I end up ADDING to the original set. But that's a nice problem to have.
