Creed
Wild Vetiver
A green vetiver scent with floral bite
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Description
Wild Vetiver is Creed's 2026 summer entry: a chypré-floral green built around rose and rhubarb as co-protagonists. Rhubarb and cassis give the opening a tart, watery bite, while rose softens the acidity without turning the composition powdery. Patchouli and Ambermax push the base toward a clean chypre structure: earthy enough to keep the vetiver visible, but polished enough to remain bright on skin. The result is a fresh green scent where fruit, rose and woods make vetiver feel sharper and more contemporary.
What distinguishes Wild Vetiver from Creed's classic summer output is that it doesn't chase freshness — it chases tension. Because it treats vetiver as a green structure rather than a dry masculine code. Recommended for those who want a fresh woody fragrance with green tension and floral clarity.
Wild Vetiver was conceived as a 2026 re-reading of Creed’s Original Vetiver, launched in 2004. The point is not to repeat a classic vetiver, but to loosen it into a brighter summer register: greener, more floral and less formal.
Wild Vetiver is Creed's 2026 summer entry: a chypré-floral green built around rose and rhubarb as co-protagonists. Rhubarb and cassis give the opening a tart, watery bite, while rose softens the acidity without turning the composition powdery. Patchouli and Ambermax push the base toward a clean chypre structure: earthy enough to keep the vetiver visible, but polished enough to remain bright on skin. The result is a fresh green scent where fruit, rose and woods make vetiver feel sharper and more contemporary.
What distinguishes Wild Vetiver from Creed's classic summer output is that it doesn't chase freshness — it chases tension. Because it treats vetiver as a green structure rather than a dry masculine code. Recommended for those who want a fresh woody fragrance with green tension and floral clarity.
Wild Vetiver was conceived as a 2026 re-reading of Creed’s Original Vetiver, launched in 2004. The point is not to repeat a classic vetiver, but to loosen it into a brighter summer register: greener, more floral and less formal.
notes
| families | cyprus, floral |
|---|---|
| head notes | Bergamot, Timur |
| heart notes | Rhubarb, Rose |
| base notes | Ambermax, Patchouli |
List of ingredients
- alcool (alcohol)
- parfum (fragrance)
- aqua/water/eau
- tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes
- citrus aurantium bergamia peel oil
- juniperus virginiana oil
- linalyl acetate
- pinene
- citrus limon peel oil
- geranyl acetate
- beta-caryophyllene
- terpinolene
- rose flower oil/extract
- vanillin
- rose ketones
- hexadecanolactone
- alphaterpinene
- carvone
- camphor.
*this list may change over time.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
Who is this for?
For those who enjoy fresh, contemporary chypres with crisp greenery, vibrant fruit accents, and a clean woody finish.
Product frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Wild Vetiver opens with the tart freshness of rhubarb and blackcurrant, softened by rose before settling into a refined base of vetiver, patchouli, and Ambermax.
No. Rather than emphasizing vetiver's smoky, earthy facets, it highlights its fresh, green character, creating a lighter and more luminous interpretation.
The brightness of rhubarb and rose lifts the composition, while patchouli and Ambermax provide structure without weighing it down. The result is crisp, vibrant, and far less smoky than a traditional vetiver.
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"Our Millésime fragrances are blends of high-quality natural raw materials that are weighed, blended and macerated, in most cases by hand in a small artisanal factory near Fontainebleau, France. The process takes a lot of work, but Creed is guided by art and perfection." – Oliver Creed
