Absolu Aventus by Creed: A New Twist on a Legendary Scent
by Adriano Batista

If you are a fan of Aventus, the famous fragrance by the House of Creed, you might be interested in their latest creation: Absolu Aventus. It’s a limited edition that will be available only for five months, starting from November 2023. It’s a new version of Aventus that has some differences and similarities with the original one.

Absolu Aventus is based on the same notes as Aventus, but it has some variations. For example, it has more pineapple and floral notes, which give it a fresh and fruity smell. It also introduces grapefruit, a new note in the Aventus family, which adds a sharp and refreshing touch. The fragrance also has some spicy and woody notes, such as cardamom, cinnamon, patchouli, and vetiver, which make it warm and earthy. The base is made of amber and musk, which give it a sensual and long-lasting trail.

The name Absolu Aventus comes from the Latin word “Absolvere”, which means “to set free”. This reflects the idea that this fragrance is a free and creative expression of the Aventus family. It’s a modern and exclusive scent that pays tribute to the original Aventus, but also explores new elements and contrasts. It’s a rare and sophisticated fragrance that will appeal to both old and new fans of Aventus. It’s a scent that only a few lucky ones will get to wear, as it will be gone soon.
If you want to try Absolu Aventus, you can find it at Creed Boutiques and some selected stores. But don’t wait too long, because it will be available only until March 2024.
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