Green Neroli

I'm surprised this fragrance hasn't received more attention. It's stunningly beautiful, minty and fresh and with just the right amount of neroli. Simple, high quality ingredients. When I sprayed Creed's Aventus and Pure White and Green Neroli on my arms, a female friend with a trusted nose loved them all, but kept coming back to Green Neroli. Creed definitely needs to improve their performance, however, as you need quite a few sprays of this to last more than an hour or two. But please try this and share your feedback.

Exquisite neroli based minty-orangy-lemony-green fragrance. The resemblance to Selection Verte is real (but not exact). I am typically not a fan of 4711 style colognes, but I really enjoy this one every time I wear it. Summertime only, easy reach, smells of quality and very old money (not old school though). I say it is worth sampling. Longevity and projection are actually above average for this type of fragrance. Very well blended!!!

This reminds me a lot of Hermes’ Eau D’Orange Verte. It’s pretty much a skin scent but it’s got a very nice and juicy orange, lemon, and mint opening. The citrus quickly fades away to a minty and herbaceous middle and base. That reminds me ever so slightly of Eau Sauvage (without the muskiness). This is an extremely fresh fragrance and I really enjoy it.

This is one of the best fresh green citrus fragrence I've smelled. Very pleasant but doesn't last long.

I like this. Yes, I understand that the mint can come across as fresh minty mouthwash, but thats OK for me. I like in-your-face mint, and I don't think its really obfuscating the aromatic and neroli textures. Its interesting that an Italian Lemon note is listed in the base on this page. How is that technically accomplished? With Litsea Cubeba? It does seem that the citrus persists late into the wear cycle. Its also interesting that there is a caraway note at all. Its no doubt working in a supportive, means-to-an-end fashion. Ive read that cumin and caraway notes are sometimes used to "tone down" florals, so I guess its being used to tone down the citrus mint, so that its not so screechy. The whole thing is a nice fresh lemony orangy mint cologne. It persists as a skin scent longer than a lot of people give it credit for. I have bottles of Vetiver Geranium and Cedre Blanc out of this Acqua Originale line. Vetiver Geranium is great, and Cedre Blanc sucks. Cedre Blanc has the performance of water, and I can't smell it to begin with. So I'll sell that, and replace itbwith a bottle of Green Neroli.

The opening smells like you just finished mowing the lawn on a spring day and sit down to enjoy a glass of orange juice in the sun while admiring your work. The mint note is very faint and the mandarin only sticks around for a short while. In the drydown you can smell the lemon faintly. It doesn't radiate much like many of Creed's but you can tell they've used quality ingredients. It would be a love vote for me if it was priced more affordably. If you are dropping this much you better sample it and know that you are buying it solely because you love it.

Nice and fresh blend of citrus,mint and a hint of anis

Smells really good for as long as it lasts with its lemony citrus tones if you like that type of profile. The longevity is what makes me never want to purchase it again after I finish the bottle I have. Pretty much nonexistent after about 4 to 5 hours with 8 total sprays on all the pulse points. Bought for a great deal from a reputable source and couldn't pass it up. Love creed but the performance in this wasn't there for me.

Creed Green Neroli perfume smells too much like flavored mouthwash! The peppermint is way too strong and overpowers the floral undertones. It almost smells like a tube of toothpaste, which does not make for an enjoyable scent. While the green neroli scent may work well for some, the peppermint is way too strong and makes this fragrance not worth the price.