Royal Scottish Lavender

Royal Scottish Lavender, crafted in 1856 by James Henry Creed of the esteemed Creed family, is a fragrance steeped in history and regal elegance. This Aromatic Fougere scent is a tribute to the serene beauty of Balmoral Castle and the lush lavender fields that adorn the Scottish highlands.

The fragrance opens with a lively blend of bergamot and assorted citruses, evoking the crisp, fresh air of the Scottish countryside. This zesty overture gracefully gives way to the heart of the perfume - a rich, aromatic lavender, reminiscent of the sprawling fields surrounding the castle, basking in the gentle sunlight.

As the scent unfolds, it reveals a warm and comforting base. The creamy sweetness of vanilla intertwines with the earthy depth of sandalwood, while a melange of spices adds a subtle yet captivating complexity. This base anchors the fragrance, lending it a sense of timeless sophistication and warmth.

Royal Scottish Lavender is more than a perfume; it's a journey to the heart of Scotland's noble past, capturing the tranquility of country life and the aromatic embrace of highland lavender.

Notes:
- Top: Bergamot, Citrus
- Heart: Lavender
- Base: Vanilla, Sandalwood, Spices

Found in 1760, House of Creed creates highly original fragrances of extravagant quality. Highly coveted and illusive, the mystery of Creed dates back to King George III to Hollywood legends. The classic editions, which are fragrances that had long ago captured the attention and patronage of aristocrats all over the world. The discretion that Creed employs is an important part of their success. The brand has remained largely unknown by all but the richest and most famous.