Creed Windsor 2010 (Discontinued)

A fragrance steeped in history and prestige, Creed Windsor (2010) is one of the rarest and most sought-after creations in the entire Creed catalog. Originally crafted in 1936 for King Edward VIII and later revived in extremely limited quantities, the 2010 release stands as a symbol of royal elegance and old-world craftsmanship.

Windsor opens with a regal burst of gin-laced citrus, blending bitter orange and juniper in a way that feels both aristocratic and refreshingly crisp. As it settles, the scent transitions into a refined heart of Virginia cedar and English rose, evoking polished wood, tailored suits, and stately halls. The base is smooth, distinguished, and timeless — a soft blend of ambergris and eucalyptus, creating an airy, historic warmth that lingers like a royal signature seal.

This 2010 batch is especially prized for its purity, balance, and extremely limited production, making it a crown jewel for collectors and one of Creed’s most important creations. It wears like a piece of British heritage — quietly powerful, effortlessly noble, and impossibly rare.

• Top Notes: Scottish Pine, British Gin, Lime
• Heart Notes: Virginia Cedar, English Rose
• Base Notes: Ambergris, Eucalyptus, Musk

• Occasion: Formal events, heritage collecting, special occasions, prestige wear
• Season: Spring / Fall
• Time of Day: Daytime or refined evening
• Target Gender: Masculine sophistication
• Longevity: Moderate (6–8 hours)
• Projection: Elegant, soft aristocratic aura