many creed fragrances are recognisable, by that, I mean, once you have tried 2 and you graduate onto 3 or 4 more then you recognise the creed base scent and you know (and can recognise) someone who is wearing a creed fragrance. Green Irish Tweed, Original Vetiver and Tabarome bear the same base scents. Chevrefeuille is not one of them and therefore stands out from the majority. That being said, it is an acquired taste and not everyone would like it. The opening blast is complicated and it should be given the benefit of the doubt for a couple hours before judging it. I have received curious as well as complimentary comments regarding this one. It is green for sure but not powdery and the smell is similar to a freshly mown lawn with some herbs thrown in for good measure.
In a world where many fragrances are sweet and sickly and produced by the same perfume maker, despite different labels, Creed refuses to conform and makes some amazing scents which need time and patience to truly appreciate.
In a world where many fragrances are sweet and sickly and produced by the same perfume maker, despite different labels, Creed refuses to conform and makes some amazing scents which need time and patience to truly appreciate.