Creed Perfumes Perfumes.

Creed dates its house history to 1760 (with the modern perfume business rebuilt from 1970s Grasse forward); Scendira lists 144 Creed fragrances with 38 in stock. Prices run $35 to $780, Creed sits firmly in the luxury tier, with Aventus, Silver Mountain Water and Green Irish Tweed as the three references that shaped modern masculine niche perfumery. The stocked catalogue leans fresh-unisex on average. Community top five right now: Absolu Aventus 2023 (blackcurrant-pineapple-cardamom, the 2023 flanker), Vetiver Geranium (bergamot-geranium-cedar, 2014), Spice and Wood (apple-clove-birch, 2010), Jardin d'Amalfi (sunlit citrus-apple, 2011) and Virgin Island Water 2007 (lime-coconut-tonka). Aventus itself remains the anchor: fruity, smoky, unisex-leaning masculine, batch-to-batch variance is real and a known community discussion point. Newer flankers Aventus Cologne and Absolu Aventus 2023 sit next to the original in the range.

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FAQ

Questions about this brand.

Aventus (2010, masculine-unisex) is the global anchor. Silver Mountain Water and Green Irish Tweed are the classic critical favourites.

Smoky pineapple with blackcurrant, birch and musk, a fruity-woody masculine that reads as unisex on many wearers.

Yes. Community consistently reports meaningful nose-to-nose variation across production batches; the difference is smaller on Cologne and Absolu than on the original EDP.

Depends on whether you want a specific reference. For Aventus, Silver Mountain Water and Green Irish Tweed the answer is generally yes; for the wider catalogue, community rates them alongside cheaper niche houses.

Creed's "Millesime" naming = vintage. Doesn't mean a specific year, it's a house naming convention across the range.