Green Irish Tweed

It is one of the "leading" perfumes of the Creed collection and is composed of a combination of rare and sophisticated essences. At the same time rich, fresh, and peppery, it evokes vast spaces. Its elegant virility recalls the beautiful film "A Month in the Country" with all the magic of the wild English countryside. Spraying Green Irish Tweed, we feel transported amid the tall green grasses of the moors, walking accompanied by a hunting dog with its senses alert. Swept by the wind coming from the sea, the purple heather bows before us and suddenly the mist envelops us, the breeze blows, and the air is pure.

The olfactory impact that characterizes Green Irish Tweed is the result of its composition: an exclusive marriage of opposing essences. This asymmetry of fragrances projects us into a warm atmosphere. It is the magic of a crackling fire in a fireplace, the delightful moments spent savoring a steaming cup of tea in a country house when rain beats against the windows. Green Irish Tweed emanates a similar seduction thanks to its floral, green composition with woody notes: Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, violet leaves, Indian verbena, and Florentine iris.

Born in 1977. Reworked in 1985 by Olivier Creed. At the same time rich, fresh, peppery, it evokes vast spaces. An exclusive marriage of opposing, rare, and sophisticated essences. The floral, green composition with woody notes imparts an unparalleled seductive allure.

Top Notes: Lemon, Indian Verbena, Peppermint
Heart Notes: Violet Leaves
Base Notes: Florentine Iris, Mysore Sandalwood, Ambergris