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The thing I like the most in any Creed perfume is the history of the perfume house (the House of Creed). It was founded in London by James Creed in 1760, and moved to Paris in 1854. It soon became the favorite perfume house of many European aristocracies. Today it is chaired by Oliver Creed, one of his sixth generation descendants. Even though the Creed Parfume house is now a worldwide company, Oliver Creed is still the mind behind all the fragrances. This is not so peculiar per se, but quite unique in the world of perfumes, where any famous perfume house is either owned by the second generation of descendants at the most, or by a business corporation.

Creed Green Irish Tweed is, without a doubt one of the most successful perfumes of the House. It’s a very elegant and masculine fragrance, where notes of opposite nature are carefully combined together: lemon and verbena, laurel and violet, Mysore sandalwood and grey amber.

History is important, and to keep up with it, any Creed perfume has to be a precious, exclusive product with the best quality ingredients like roses from Bulgaria, Turkey and Morocco, Italian jasmine and laurel.
Among Creed’s customers, the list of celebrities is long All the most beautiful men in the world wear them: Richard Gere, Robert Redford, Robbie Williams, George Clooney and… the Prince of Wales.
To me this air of exclusivity makes Creed perfumes the ideal gift every time I need to buy or advise a perfume as a gift for any male friend older than 30, with a professional style.

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