14
Ноты
8
Аккорды
1
Парфюмер
Aventus Cologne
Мужской
Создан Olivier Creed
Aventus Cologne by Creed is a Aromatic Fruity fragrance for men. Aventus Cologne was launched in 2018. The nose behind this fragrance is Olivier Creed. Top notes are Mandarin Orange, Ginger, Pink Pepper, Bergamot and Spearmint; middle notes are Vetiver, Patchouli, Sandalwood and Ozonic notes; base notes are Musk, Birch, Tonka Bean, Styrax and Cedar.
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Основные аккорды
Ноты аромата
Лучший сезон
18%
Зим
91%
Вес
100%
Лет
49%
Осе
День и ночь
94%
День
39%
Ночь
Ольфакторная пирамида
От открытия до шлейфа, интенсивность на основе голосования сообщества.
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Открытие
Развитие
Шлейф
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Оценки пользователей
3,173 голосов
4.33
Обожаю
1.9k60%
Нравится
77224%
Нормально
2267%
Не нравится
2207%
Ненавижу
552%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 94 community opinions from Reddit
7.2
/ 10 community score
The community views Aventus Cologne as a well-executed, reliable daily driver fragrance with excellent performance and mass appeal, but feels it lacks the complexity and excitement that serious fragrance enthusiasts seek. While many acknowledge it's objectively a good fragrance, the high price point makes it a polarizing choice for those who find it insufficiently interesting to justify the cost.
Strengths
- Pleasant, versatile daily wear fragrance
- Fresh, fruity pineapple and citrus opening
- Excellent performance and longevity
- Safe, reliable choice that smells good on most people
Weaknesses
- Lacks complexity and doesn't challenge the wearer
- Very expensive for what it offers
- Can feel boring or understimulating to experienced fragrance enthusiasts
Best for
Everyday casual wearOffice and professional settingsDays when you want something safe and undemandingPeople new to niche fragrances
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
