Asian Green Tea
Creed (2014)

This fragrance is essentially a blend of citrus and green tea notes, with a straightforward and simple aroma. It has a powdery quality and can give off a clean, laundry-like vibe. While it doesn't exactly capture the scent of green tea, it attempts to offer a representation of it.

However, given its linear and simplistic nature, it may not be worth the high price tag associated with the Creed brand. Overall, you're not missing out on much if you haven't experienced this fragrance.

It does have an Asian vibe at first, like some kind of exotic incense, to start. It quickly fades. There is some sourness and bitterness, too. Frankly, I've smelled this over and over, with these top, citrus notes. I'm bored to death. Not impressed so far.

Okay - a little more flowery flavor emerges later. Makes it a "bit" more interesting. Some slight tea as well.

The base is so light, so sheer it's like wearing nude pantyhose - barely discernable, not worthwhile. Sorry... Boring! If this were the first Creed I'd ever tried, I would never sample anything else of theirs...

Credible green tea based fragrance from Creed.

Asian Green Tea has the requisite pungence, along with many other touches from various floral, aquatic, citrus, fruity, and woody ingredients. Fresh, tangy, citrus green quality with a classy twist, thanks to Creed's expert craftmanship that leaves AGT with a quality feel to it.

I think of other green tea based scents like Calvin Klein's CKOne and Jaques Fath's Yang in comparison: Those are stronger, headier, and heavier than AGT, which has a lighter feel with classier additional elements accenting the green tea note. Being a Creed, AGT has a more thoughtfully constructed vibe and is more laid back.

Asian Green Tea is pleasant overall, an ode to this wonderful note that has graced the fragrance atmosphere for so many years.

Purchased this for my wife as she really liked it when I purchased before for myself. I, too, thought it was slightly more feminine than masculine.. Reminds me of Acqua Fiorentina but lite...this fragrance, Acqua Fiorentina, and Jardin d'Amalfi all share a lot of the same notes. Opens with a pear-like, green apple feel with the green tea accompaniment.

It is ok. It is slightly more feminine than masculine. This cologne gives off a Victoria Secret type of vibe. It reminds me of something I would wear in my earlier 20s. I give it a 3/5. Cedre Blanc and Aberdeen Lavendar are the better ways to go in this line. After I am done with the bottle I will not be repurchasing....a first for a creed cologne. FYI: did get a compliment the first time I wore it.

It's good. Smells just like green tea, with other ingredients to accompany it so it's overall fresh and pleasant as you'd expect a Creed to be. The green tea note makes it distinct and if you want to smell like that, then try this one for sure. If you aren't particularly interested in that, it's not worth the money. Worth a try.

3/5