Cuir de Russie(1953)
A Creed leather composition distinct from Chanel's earlier fragrance of the same name, opening on bergamot and citrus, moving through a heart of birch tar and jasmine, and closing on leather, musk, and oakmoss. Like Chanel's 1924 Cuir de Russie, it uses birch tar to recreate the smoky, tarry character of historically tanned Russian leather, though Creed's version applies the theme within its own house style of citrus-forward, restrained masculine compositions.
Cuir de Russie is a fragrance from Creed, released in 1953 and composed by Creed house perfumers. It opens with Bergamot and Citrus, moves into a heart of Birch Tar and Jasmine, and settles into a base of Leather, Musk, and Oakmoss.
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