CREED Silver Mountain Water Eau de Parfum

I purchased 3 decants from this company and still haven’t received them after 2 months. I have sent so many emails but no communication whatsoever, I would definitely recommend buying off another company as this is very very poor.

This is Olivier Creed’s personal signature scent. I love the alpine concept. Along with the zen-like, evocative name and the immaculate, white bottle, the scent conjures up images of glistening mountain streams and crisp-clean air. The name itself is a haiku—minimalist, imagistic poetry in three concise words. The main accords are green, aquatic, and mineral.

This is HEAVENLY!!! Fruity berries, with musk behind and you get the hint of tea too!
Simply stunning, spellbinding freshness... Definitely evokes the fresh mountain stream.
I was reluctant to blind buy as I'd read reviews that it was a disappointing effort from Creed... And similar to Himalaya (which it really isn't)
My personal taste says this is my favourite from the house and I must have it!
Just reaffirms in my mind that you should always try a fragrance (of course) and that there's no accounting for taste.
One thing I've learned is that Creed is synonymous with quality.

If anyone has read or seen the movie "The Perfume" might remember the part where Master Baldini smells the perfume that Grenouille had created for him when they first met. He opens the bottle, smells the aroma, and suddenly everything around him is transformed into a beautiful flower garden, then a woman slowly approaches him and says to his ear: "I love you" This is one of the few perfumes that when I first smelled it literally made me feel that way... For a few seconds I thought I was in heaven.

Beyond notes, duration, longevity or sillage, this perfume is just wonderful. My all time favorite.

I join the chorus of praises for this remarkable scent. A spring day high in the Alps next to a rushing stream. It is so well crafted that it is hard to pick out the notes, and I prefer not to - it isn't bergamot, green tea, marine, silvery metal, and white musk, it is a mood, an attitude, an evocation. Silver Mountain Water makes me want to spin through a high meadow, arms stretched out, and burst into song as I crest the hill.

Added later - Luca Turin (coauthor of the turgid and pretentious "Perfumes: the A-Z guide) hates Silver Mountain Water (and misquotes the price). This alone is reason enough to buy it. :-)