Silver Mountain Water by Creed
Green tea, at altitude.
Bergamot and blackcurrant over green tea and jasmine, musk and sandalwood.
Eau de Parfum · 3.3 oz
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Full notes+
- Top
- Bergamot, Green Mandarin, Blackcurrant
- Heart
- Green Tea, Jasmine, Galbanum
- Base
- Musk, Sandalwood
- Family
- Fresh / Green
- Character
- Crisp · Cool · Unisex
- Intensity
- Light to moderate
How to wear+
Anyone, any season, more sprays than you'd expect — this projects softly and stays close to skin.
The drydown
- Top
Bergamot · Green Mandarin · Blackcurrant
Sparkling and slightly tart, cooler than most citrus openings — this is where the 'mountain' half of the name comes from.
- Heart
Green Tea · Jasmine · Galbanum
Crisp and a little bitter, the actual signature of the fragrance — tea leaf, not tea sweetened for drinking.
- Base
Musk · Sandalwood
Soft and close, letting the green tea carry all the way to the end.
The unisex fragrance that got there before unisex was a category
Creed built this one before brands started marketing 'unisex' as a selling point — it just smelled right on everyone, so that's who it was for.
The green tea note is the whole argument: cool, slightly bitter, nothing like the sweetened stuff. It's the fragrance I hand to someone who wants 'fresh' without it smelling like every other fresh fragrance in the store.
Smells like the mountain air in the name, not the marketing copy.
Verdict: The most quietly confident thing in this entire lineup.