Creed Oud Zarian Eau de Parfum

Description

Creed Oud Zarian Eau de Parfum

Luxurious. Profound. Refined.

Creed Oud Zarian is an exquisite 2025 release that showcases the pinnacle of craftsmanship and rare ingredients. Anchored by an incredibly rare 80-year-aged Oud Choron, this fragrance reflects the heritage of Middle Eastern perfumery and Creed’s dedication to artisanal excellence.

Fragrance Notes

• Top Notes: Bergamot, Frankincense, Ginger, Spice Accord

• Heart Note: Rose Centifolia Absolute

• Base Notes: Jalali 80-Year-Aged Oud, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Myrrh, Tonka Bean, Licorice Root

Who It’s For

Ideal for connoisseurs and perfume lovers who seek depth, sophistication, and artistry. Perfect for those who appreciate rare and luxurious ingredients built into a narrative of tradition and elegance.

When to Wear

Best reserved for fall and winter evenings, gala events, and special moments—occasions where a rich, memorable scent complements the atmosphere.

Why You’ll Love It

• Rare Oud Elegance: The 80-year-aged Jalali oud gives a velvety, resinous, and leathery smoothness—far from the animalic edge of younger ouds. Creed AustraliaPerfumeStarsA&E Magazine

• Rich, Spiced Opener: Bergamot and ginger meet incense and a warming spice accord for an intriguing, evocative opening. PerfumeStarsA&E Magazine

• Floral-Resin Core: Rose Centifolia intertwined with frankincense imparts a comforting, sacred, and floral depth. CreedDream Weddings Magazine

• Layered Base: Smooth sandalwood, earthy patchouli, sweet tonka bean, myrrh, and licorice root nuance a lavish, long-lasting dry-down. I Fragrance OfficialPerfumeStarsA&E Magazine

• Soothing Refined Depth: One wearer noted how the opening develops into a comforting, mildly sweet embrace with rose, tonka bean, and licorice suggesting hidden sweetness and smoothness. Fragrantica

Real User Impression

“It opens loud, strong, masculine… mid-dry down becomes beautiful… mildly sweet and almost comforting… I find it is Dior Sauvage Elixir for grown-ups and mature noses.”