Fleur de The Rose Bulgare Creed for women

This is in your face natural rose upon first spray. Then it takes a flip to lime or citrus, whatever. It is nice, but I am finding my body chemistry just does not like ANY Creed. This is nice, but not worth the price, in my mind, well at least for my chemistry, which in the interim is good because of the cost. My skin just eats up Creed like I'm a PAC WOMAN. Basically this is rose, with citrus and then rose, with no sillage and lays quite close to the skin. That is my experience anyways. Better to get some rose water and mix with some lime juice. Oh, my skin knows I'm not rich. Try before you buy.

This is a beautifully constructed yet ultra safe rose scent. You have gentle citrus to add a fresh zest to the composition and some soft spice to add a little depth. Not much else emanating from this fragrance but what you do get is quite stunning. If you are a big rose lover and need something not too heavy but will last for quite a while, this may be an option.

This is a very gentle, feminine rose. It's a little lighter than I would expect, and doesn't have much staying power, the same issue I noticed with Fleurs de Bulgarie. Gorgeous, but not long wearing enough to justify the price.

My favorite perfume I have ever worn! A beautiful true rose scent that lingers and mystifies. I have had more people comment on this scent than any other perfume I have ever worn. My signature scent and not found another that can even compare.

The base note is ambergris, not yellow amber.

Considering this was formulated in 1859, it's outstanding. Vintage perfumes are rarely known for their lightness and delicacy, but Fleur de Thé Rose Bulgare is a refreshing delight. The fragrance feels unisex to me - it's rose and tea, obviously, but it's not heavily floral or sweetly pretty. This is a pure, mild, green-rose scent that makes me feel like it would be a nice rosewater splash. For nearly $400.00 a bottle I'd be crazy to do anything but lightly dab this, if I owned it, but I just don't see myself needing an 8.4 oz. bottle, ever. As a rose lover and gardener, I admire and appreciate this fragrance, especially since, like my most prized roses, it has a delightful history. I've read that it was created for a woman who became first lady,(Mrs. Edith Carow Roosevelt, I assume),and smelling this fragrance gives me more insight into her wisdom, insight, and enduring strength than any biography ever could. This fragrance is pristine, dignified, and honest, and it's impossible not to be stunned by how clear and real it smells. If you love roses, do not miss out on sniffing this work of art.

I recently came into a sample of this and have now worn it off and on for over a year. Every time I spray it I think, 'This has got to be the best floral green EVER!'

I absolutely love this vibrant, sharp rose. It comes out of the bottle like a greyhound let loose from the gate, and keeps on its toes for the entire day. Tea is a note that works well on me, and earl grey is a breakfast favorite. So understandingly, throw bergamot and rose in the mix and you've got yourself a tri-fecta.

Mmm... this is getting some serious buying attention

I am a huge rose fan in all it's nuances, from thick honey sweet rose attar to the thrillingly alive scent of a climbing specimen in full bloom. This perfume leans most definitely towards the latter. Rather than being a clearly identifiable note, the citrus acts to enhance the freshness of the rose and lend some background sweetness. Don't be fooled by this seeminly delicate perfume, it's sillage and longevity are wonderful and worn lightly will enhance any Spring or Summer persuit.

Roses in Fleur de The Rose Bulgare never get sour, never turn to a smell of dried flowers like ordinary rose fragrances.
I feel a little bit peachy fruity smell.

This is my son's favourite.
When I ask him to select a fragrance for a day, he picks Fleur de The Rose Bulgare almost every time.
Fleur de The Rose Bulgare is mom's scent for my son, happiness in a bottle for me.

This perfume can be defined with two words: Sour Rose.

The strange thing about the fragrance is that Creed used green tea notes in conjunction with Bulgarian rose, instead of just using the pure essence of a tea rose. I guess they wanted to imbue the scent with an earthy green flavor, but I think they went a little overboard, and oddly enough the tea note gets a bit strong. As the scent dries down, the tea becomes increasingly mineralic and bitter, which in some ways levels this scent for men, and in others just makes it a little unpleasant to wear.

Worth a try, but it's discontinued now and I don't see why one would bother tracking this down when you can get a better effect with the infinitely cheaper Red Roses by Jo Malone.

Very Good GARDEN ROSE replica but..

It's a straight, uncomplicated rose scent, very linear..

I feel dissapointed, I was expecting something more complex and extraordinary.

I much prefer Nahema or Parfum Sacre.

Breathtaking beauty; there's something so pure and quiet about this rose. It feels gently complex and self-reflective, without any added melancholy. It's like a walk alone in rose garden on a gray, rainy day. You hear the quiet trickle of water as it runs down stone walls and drainpipes; you smell soft, fresh green leaves and the fresh, wet rose petals of creamy pink roses over a hint of mineral (crushed stone edging) and damp wood chips; you smell a slightly velvety, cotton-linen humidity rising from dampened clothes. It's like rosewater as you'd like it to be; something that captures the fresh crispness of rose petals in time-lapse, without the lingering dusky-soapiness (something that's a very delightful quality in its own right, but somehow not suitable for this blend) so often found in rosewater blends. For true rose lovers--those in search of that elusive, Rose soliflore of perfection--this is Rose at its purest; this is like an atomic capture of a moment in time, when you're nose is nestled into the heart of a soaked-wet, fresh pink rose. Absolute beauty. And for true rose fragrance lovers, worth every penny of the asking price--and then some.

beautiful soft subtle yet pervasive and ultra-feminine scent of the truest rose, like putting your face in a bunch of fresh cut roses.
It's not a bold rose fragrance but it's very present and long-lasting.
I laughed at sherapop's review becuase she somehow she hit the point! I love both Fleurs de Bulgarie and this one, but it's true I can easily see FdB on Victoria Imperatrix, the woman that doesn't need to ask because she rules the world in her own power and she surely doesn't need to be apologetic about the perfume she wears. Nobody even will complain or think it as out of place!
FdTRB is more of an enchanting lovely elegant self-conscious and role-conscious First Lady who doesn't need to shadow her President, still smells absolutely divine and true to feminine nature.
FdTRB lingers on clothes. If you spray it anew on already sprayed clothes from the day before you'll have an ongoing delicious rose evolution, straightforward but never flat, rich in subtle naunces. The dry down is gorgeous and well blended with the rest of composition. I rarely smell anything so harmonius in modern scents.

If you like your roses straight up, with nary an adulterant, then Creed FLEUR DE THE ROSE may be for you. This is a true tea rose scent of the highest quality. I prefer the more complex FLEURS DE BULGARIE, which has a beautiful soapy drydown. I guess this means that I'd rather be a queen than the wife of a U.S. president. Well, yes, on reflection, I suppose that's true...

Although both of these Creed rose creations are all roses all the time, FLEUR DE THE ROSE is a linear presentation of all and only roses all the time--the other notes do not break through the pure rose essence, at least not for my nose.

I recommend this fragrance for all and only bona fide rose fanatics who would rather be the wife of a U.S. president than a queen.