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Creed Green Irish Tweed - Eau de Parfum Man Fragrance
A classic, as the old adage tells us, never goes out of style. Creed Green Irish Tweed Eau de Parfum for men is one of those classics.
It elegantly combines forest freshness and pure masculinity. Inspired by the iconic gentleman, Green Irish Tweed Eau de Parfum is both fresh and woody.
Evoking the lush green countryside of the Emerald Isle, freshly cut grass and a fresh sea breeze, this classic men’s fragrance combines lemon, Indian verbena and invigorating peppermint with green notes of violet leaves. Lingering Florentine iris, sandalwood and ambergris round off this refreshing and timeless scent.
Green Irish Tweed is the best-known and best-selling Eau de Parfum by the brand. Like all other Creed fragrances, this fragrance is also made using a unique infusion technique. Each ingredient is weighed, mixed and macerated by hand, sticking to tradition.
| Brand | Creed |
|---|---|
| Gender | Man |
| Baza (base note) | Cedarwood, Iris, Sandalwood |
| Srce (middle note) | Violet |
| Glava (top note) | Indian verbena, Lemon |
| Fragrance | floral, woody |
| Product type | Eau de Parfum |
The Creed company was founded in 1760. by James Henry Creed and has been helmed by the family ever since.
Creed’s history is truly unique. For more than 250 years, the brand has been creating extraordinary fragrances for royal families and other customers of exquisite taste.
Over the years, the perfume house has designed fragrances for many people of note including Queen Victoria, the emperor Franz Josef, Winston Churchill and JFK. These days, Creed is mostly known for its classic masculine fragrances that are favored by celebrities like Robert De Niro or Sylvester Stallone.
Creed has created a legacy of unrivaled scents treasured by perfume connoisseurs and all admirers of quality, style and panache. Over the centuries, the Creed family has produced over 200 perfumes all testifying to a unique creative spirit that has been passed, together with a keen inherited nose, from father to son through seven generations.
