Creed Viking first men's scent in seven years. Can you believe it has been seven years since Aventus was launched?! It is billed as a fiery men’s fragrance that bottles the fearless spirit of boundless exploration for the modern man who goes against the grain. Viking is a symbol of the strength and perseverance inspired by the longships that were designed for the skilled seaman who embodied unbridled determination to conquer. Creed Viking is in the Woody Aromatic fragrance group. Notes of Calabrian bergamot, Sicilian lemon, baie rose (pink peppercorn), peppercorn, Bulgarian rose, peppermint, Indian sandalwood, Haitian vetiver, patchouli and lavandin absolute
Review at hespokestyle.com - "During the cold season this is an every day wear. It also has a sexiness that would make it more than appropriate to wear for evening . . ."
Review from bestmenscolognes.com - "Viking is am extremely fresh and crisp fragrance. Peppermint note grabbed my attention and I like how it plays off of the sandalwood and pink pepper . . ."
Viking is a woody citrus fragrance and is an eau de parfum, edp.
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| Perfume Name | Creed Viking |
| Year Introduced | 2017 |
| Perfumer | Olivier Creed |
| Gender | Masculine |
| Strength | EDP |
| Notes | Top notes of Calabrian bergamot, Sicilian lemon and baie rose (pink peppercorn); middle notes of peppercorn, Bulgarian rose and peppermint; and base notes of Indian sandalwood, Haitian vetiver, patchouli and lavandin absolute |
| Country of Origin | France |
Top notes smell exactly like putting an atomizer on a clausen pickle jar. The dry down, however, smells thicker, with cinnamon, maybe some malt liquor, and some herb type of smell. This would be a good holiday smell if your out in the cold, however overall subpar and disappointed with the pickle smelling top notes
Top notes smell exactly like putting an atomizer on a clausen pickle jar. The dry down, however, smells thicker, with cinnamon, maybe some malt liquor, and some herb type of smell. This would be a good holiday smell if your out in the cold, however overall subpar and disappointed with the pickle smelling top notes
