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Aubepine Acacia

1965 · For women · Floral

Aubepine Acacia by Creed was launched in 1965, a floral fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by floral, green and fresh spicy. Key notes: Hawthorn and Mimosa.

At a glance

Dominant accordsfloral, green, fresh spicy
Key notesHawthorn, Mimosa
Community rating4.35/5 from 43 votes

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Accord profile

floral15%green11%fresh spicy11%citrus10%yellow floral10%sweet9%powdery9%aromatic9%aldehydic8%amber8%

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.

Heart notes

About this fragrance

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

Aubepine Acacia is a 1965 Creed release built on a narrow, deliberate idea: green sharpness meeting soft yellow blossom. The top is galbanum and bergamot — expect the bitter, sappy bite of galbanum cut by citrus peel rather than any sweetened opening. What follows is hawthorn and mimosa, the heart the name promises: powdery, honeyed, slightly almond-tinged mimosa wrapped around the dry, haylike greenness of hawthorn. No base notes are documented, so treat the drydown as an open question and judge any bottle on its heart rather than expecting a heavy finish.

The accord profile reads floral first (100%), then green, fresh spicy and citrus, with yellow floral and a touch of sweetness underneath — a classic mid-century floral-green balance. This suits collectors of vintage green florals, galbanum lovers, and anyone curious about Creed's non-masculine archive. It wears best in spring and daylight, and rewards those who enjoy a leaner, more austere structure than modern mimosas. Check concentration, fill level and top-note freshness before buying.

中文簡介

Aubepine Acacia 係 Creed 一九六五年推出嘅女香,屬花香綠調。前調係白松香同佛手柑,開頭會係白松香嘅青澀苦感,畀柑橘皮削走甜味;中調轉入山楂同含羞草,含羞草帶粉感、蜜甜同微微杏仁氣息,山楂就乾爽似乾草,兩者疊成典型嘅黃花香。官方冇列基調,所以收尾要自己試,唔好預期厚重尾韻。

香調比例以花香為主,其次係綠感、清新辛香同柑橘,底層有少少甜,係六十年代常見嘅花綠平衡。適合鍾意復古綠花香、白松香,或者想試 Creed 女香舊作嘅收藏者。春天同日間用最啱,鍾意清瘦、克制結構嘅人會欣賞。入手前記得睇濃度、水位同前調有冇走味。

Reference data

HouseCreed
NameAubepine Acacia
Launched1965
Marketed asFor women
Dominant familyFloral
Notes recorded4
Accords10

Quick answers

Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.

What are the notes in Aubepine Acacia?

Aubepine Acacia by Creed: top notes are Galbanum and Bergamot; heart notes are Hawthorn and Mimosa.

What accords does Aubepine Acacia have?

The dominant accords recorded for Aubepine Acacia are floral (100.0%); green (76.6%); fresh spicy (73.0%); citrus (67.1%); yellow floral (64.9%).

When was Aubepine Acacia launched?

Aubepine Acacia by Creed was first released in 1965.

What does Aubepine Acacia smell like?

Aubepine Acacia is recorded as a floral fragrance, centred on Hawthorn and Mimosa.

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