Green Irish Tweed

Pierre Bourdon built this in 1985. Olivier Creed wanted Ireland in a bottle — cut grass, spring meadows, a sea breeze over an old estate — and the house later tied it to Cary Grant. Grant died the next year; the association stuck. Forty years later it is still the reference most “clean” masculine fragrances get compared to: mint and verbena first, violet and geranium in the middle, sandalwood and oakmoss at the end.