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Amalfi Flowers

2007 · For women · Citrus & Fresh

Amalfi Flowers by Creed was launched in 2007, a citrus & fresh fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by citrus, woody and floral. Key notes: Ravello Rose, Iris and Patchouli.

At a glance

Dominant accordscitrus, woody, floral
Key notesRavello Rose, Iris, Patchouli
Community rating4.08/5 from 25 votes

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Accord profile

citrus16%woody11%floral11%powdery11%violet10%fresh spicy9%fruity9%rose9%animalic8%leather8%

Note pyramid

Top, heart and base notes as recorded for this composition. Each note links to every other fragrance in the database that uses it.

About this fragrance

Written from the structured record above — note pyramid, accord weights, perfumer credit and era.

Amalfi Flowers (2007) is a women's woody aromatic built on an unusually bright citrus opening: Amalfi lemon, bergamot and Sicilian mandarin sit alongside bougainvillea, black currant and a flick of ginger. The heart turns floral and earthy with Ravello rose, iris and patchouli, before settling into Parma violet, Russian leather, ambergris and sandalwood. The accord profile leans heavily citrus (100%), with woody (71%), floral (70%) and powdery (67%) facets close behind and a distinct violet (61%) signature.

Collectors should expect a fresh-spicy, powdery-citrus composition rather than a simple summer cologne — the leather and ambergris base give it more weight than the opening suggests. It suits wearers who want a bright citrus scent with a powdery violet-leather finish, and works well for daytime, warm-weather wear or as a spring-to-early-autumn signature. Those who dislike powdery orris and violet should sample first; the iris-violet axis is persistent. As a discontinued Creed, bottle condition and concentration matter when buying.

中文簡介

Amalfi Flowers(2007)係一款木質芳香調女香,前調以阿瑪菲檸檬、佛手柑、西西里柑橘為主,加上九重葛、黑加侖同生薑,明亮帶微辛。中調轉為拉維洛玫瑰、鳶尾同廣藿香,花香之中帶泥土感;基調落喺帕爾馬紫羅蘭、俄羅斯皮革、龍涎香同檀香木。整體以柑橘(100%)最突出,木質(71%)、花香(70%)、粉感(67%)緊隨,紫羅蘭(61%)簽名感明顯。

呢支唔係單純夏日古龍水,皮革同龍涎香令尾調比開場更有份量,適合鍾意明亮柑橘加粉感紫羅蘭皮革收尾嘅用家;日間、暖天或春夏至初秋都好用。唔鍾意粉感鳶尾同紫羅蘭嘅人要先試香,因為呢條線好持久。作為已停產嘅Creed,入手時要留意瓶身狀況同濃度。

Reference data

HouseCreed
NameAmalfi Flowers
Launched2007
Marketed asFor women
Dominant familyCitrus & Fresh
Notes recorded13
Accords10

Quick answers

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What are the notes in Amalfi Flowers?

Amalfi Flowers by Creed: top notes are Amalfi Lemon, Bougainvillea, Bergamot, Sicilian Mandarin, Black Currant and Ginger; heart notes are Ravello Rose, Iris and Patchouli; base notes are Parma Violet, Russian Leather, Ambergris and Sandalwood.

What accords does Amalfi Flowers have?

The dominant accords recorded for Amalfi Flowers are citrus (100.0%); woody (70.6%); floral (69.6%); powdery (67.1%); violet (61.3%).

When was Amalfi Flowers launched?

Amalfi Flowers by Creed was first released in 2007.

What does Amalfi Flowers smell like?

Amalfi Flowers is recorded as a citrus & fresh fragrance, centred on Ravello Rose, Iris and Patchouli.

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