Launched by Creed in 2010, Aventus is an eau de parfum for men whose inspiration the house traces to the life of Napoleon. Jean-Christophe Hérault composed it, while Creed attributes it to Olivier Creed. Woody, fresh and fruity according to the house, it brings together Calabrian bergamot, a pineapple accord and a smoky, leathery birch.
A clear glass bottle topped with a black cap stamped with the house crest, and marked with the silver emblem of a horseman.
Creed describes a bottle adorned with the silver emblem of a horseman, an echo of the fragrance’s Napoleonic inspiration. The clear glass carries a black cap embossed with the house crest.
The house reports an ongoing change to its packaging and assures that the fragrance remains the same. The bottle can be engraved on request and comes in sizes from 30 to 490 milliliters.
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