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CreedDiscontinued

Angélique Encens (EDP)

1933

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Versions Timeline

1933

Angélique Encens (Original Release)

Price Range
$3000 – $4000

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Henry Creed

"Angélique Encens is a vintage Creed fragrance introduced in 1933 for women. Its character centers on green angelica, a floral heart, incense, ambergris, and vanilla. The composition is elegant and powdery, with white florals providing softness around the darker resinous elements. Incense remains supportive rather than dominant, contributing a subtle smoky impression. The drydown is warm, refined, and gently sweet, giving the fragrance an old-fashioned yet luxurious character. It is now regarded as a rare discontinued Creed perfume of interest to vintage collectors."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Fall
Winter
Spring

Ideal Weather

Cold
Mild
Dry
Cloudy

Moods

Elegant
Mysterious
Sophisticated
Calm
Luxurious

Occasions

Formal
Dinner
Ceremony
Daily Use

Fun Facts

It was first released in 1933, placing it among Creed's early twentieth-century fragrances.

Vintage bottles can command collector-level prices exceeding $3,000.

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Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
GreenFloralPowderyResinousSmokySweetAnimalic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–1h 12m

angelica
Middle Notes

1h 12m–3h 36m

jasmine
rose
tuberose
Base Notes

3h 36m–8h

incense
ambergris
vanilla

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“A vintage, elegant smoky-floral incense fragrance with a green angelica opening and a soft amber-vanilla drydown. It is generally described as powdery, refined, and old-fashioned rather than loud or modern, with incense supporting the florals and resinous sweetness.”

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