Creed perfume Green Irish Tweed EDP 100 ml
Avaliações de Creed perfume Green Irish Tweed EDP 100 ml
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I spent a really long time looking for a fresh fragrance that smelled fresh, but not like laundry detergent, toilet cleaner or anything like that. Creed Green Irish Tweed smells really great. For a fresh fragrance, it also lasts longer than average. It really does remind me of an autumn day shaped by moisture and sunshine, when you simply stroll across endless, wide green fields. It’s not that fresh, youthful kind of fragrance either. It’s more that mature, decisive quality that won me over. I can only recommend it. Goes well with a shirt, but also with casual jeans.
I spent a really long time looking for a fresh fragrance that smelled fresh, but not like laundry detergent, toilet cleaner or anything like that. Creed Green Irish Tweed smells really great. For a fresh fragrance, it also lasts longer than average. It really does remind me of an autumn day shaped by moisture and sunshine, when you simply stroll across endless, wide green fields. It’s not that fresh, youthful kind of fragrance either. It’s more that mature, decisive quality that won me over. I can only recommend it. Goes well with a shirt, but also with casual jeans.
Trustvoice expert
2 de outubro de 2026
Green Irish Tweed is characterized for me by very finely tuned green notes, combined with violet leaf and subtle spicy notes. The comparison with Ireland fits perfectly. Very green, fresh, and bitter at the same time. It differs significantly from modern fragrances, but is absolutely not "old-fashioned". Masculine, elegant, suitable for any occasion. The comparison with Cool Water, Aspen, etc. is understandable. The fragrances definitely head in a similar direction as Green Irish Tweed. When I test the 3 perfumes independently, they also resemble each other quite a bit. However, when I compare them directly, I notice how much they actually differ. Green Irish is significantly more bitter, greener, and better balanced. Conclusion: A green, masculine, timeless masterpiece.
Green Irish Tweed is characterized for me by very finely tuned green notes, combined with violet leaf and subtle spicy notes. The comparison with Ireland fits perfectly. Very green, fresh, and bitter at the same time. It differs significantly from modern fragrances, but is absolutely not "old-fashioned". Masculine, elegant, suitable for any occasion. The comparison with Cool Water, Aspen, etc. is understandable. The fragrances definitely head in a similar direction as Green Irish Tweed. When I test the 3 perfumes independently, they also resemble each other quite a bit. However, when I compare them directly, I notice how much they actually differ. Green Irish is significantly more bitter, greener, and better balanced. Conclusion: A green, masculine, timeless masterpiece.
Trustvoice expert
19 de março de 2026
Fresh fragrance that feels clean and refined. The scent has a crisp green character with a nice balance that makes it suitable for both everyday wear and smarter occasions. Always lots of compliments with this one. Not the best in terms of longevity, but still great
Fresh fragrance that feels clean and refined. The scent has a crisp green character with a nice balance that makes it suitable for both everyday wear and smarter occasions. Always lots of compliments with this one. Not the best in terms of longevity, but still great
mikedrop
6 de março de 2026
masterpiece and benchmark. If you appreciate classic, clean, gentlemanly fragrances and the budget allows, it's a worthy signature or special occasion scent.
masterpiece and benchmark. If you appreciate classic, clean, gentlemanly fragrances and the budget allows, it's a worthy signature or special occasion scent.
AKM
30 de janeiro de 2026
This is birthday gift I give my husband every year , its a timeless classic and it just smells so fresh and distinctive, nothing can replace!
This is birthday gift I give my husband every year , its a timeless classic and it just smells so fresh and distinctive, nothing can replace!
L A Millar
15 de novembro de 2025