Green Irish Tweed Eau De Perfume Spray 4oz

Pros: A unique scent, green for summer, and decent power.
Cons: Staying power, price.

I bought a bottle of this blind after receiving a fake bottle and never knowing it until about six months later. I got it at a discount, but suffice to say, retail is not cheap, and if you are not a cologne enthusiast, I wouldn't bite. This is a ...

Pros: Scent is extraordinary and will get you attention like none other cologne, hands down!
Cons: It's more of a masculine smell, although it's marketed as unisex.

Hello, I highly recommend this cologne to anyone interested in creating a lasting impression, one that proclaims sophistication, professionalism, classiness, and power. I have had plenty of women and men curiously compliment the smell of the cologne, ...

Pros: Unique, Exclusive, Conversation Starter, Takes Your Style to Another Level
Cons: None

I was walking through the mall one day and ventured into a fragrance shop searching for a scent. The store did not have the scent I was looking for but the gentleman working in the store asked me if I had ever heard of a fragrance called Creed? My reply ...

Pros: Smells great, not too overpowering, women seem to love it.
Cons: It's French . . .

Great scent, although fairly hard to find. But it's worth the effort.

It's mostly a floral scent, with sandalwood and violet leaves readily identifiable. It's not too overpowering, and it could be used for an everyday scent.

The very first night I wore this, I had at three women I didn't know ask me what I was wearing, and every one of them nuzzled up to my neck to get a better smell.

I highly recommend it. ;-)

Pros: It attracts attention. Distinctly original scent.
Cons: It attracts attention. I am caught off-guard by the frequency of others asking about it.

I first experienced Green Irish Tweed at the conclusion of a quest in search of the perfect fragrance. In my pursuit I experienced scents by Penhaligons, Jo Malone, Creed, Trumper, Crown and more. Several offered potential, but it wasn't until I found Green Irish Tweed that I stopped searching. From the moment I breathed its singularly distinct essence of freshness and sophistication, I knew looking further was pointless.

So how does one describe Green Irish Tweed to the uninitiated. Its character is fresh, vibrant, redolent, complex, and evolving ... layered in the greens of forest, meadow, field and vale ... with hints of aromatic woods, fragrant wildflowers, scented grasses, and pungent herbs ... and conjuring up images of country life in northern climes ... of hand-tooled Purdys & well-tailored tweeds ... of the refined & sophisticated in its more casual guise. But words can never tell the whole story.

It is not often that a product exceeds expectations. Green Irish Tweed did and still does.