What Is Afnan Supremacy in Heaven a Dupe Of?

What is Afnan Supremacy in Heaven a clone of?

Afnan Supremacy in Heaven is a clone of Creed Silver Mountain Water. The connection is easy to follow on paper: bergamot and mandarin, green tea and black currant, then musk and sandalwood. If it's the tea-and-citrus side of Creed you're after, this is the Afnan to look at.

It also helps to get the name right. Supremacy is a whole range, and the bottles don't all point to the same fragrance. In Heaven is the Silver Mountain Water comparison; a review of Supremacy Not Only Intense won't tell you what this one is like.

What do the notes have in common?

Both open with bergamot and mandarin orange. Both put green tea and black currant in the middle. That's a fairly specific combination, and it's the clearest link between the two. We're talking about citrus and tea here, rather than a pineapple-led Aventus comparison.

Musk and sandalwood carry through into both bases. In Heaven rounds its list out with woodsy notes, while Silver Mountain Water also names petitgrain and galbanum. You can see the full pyramids side by side above without having to flip between product pages.

Where would we look for differences?

We'd pay attention to the tea, black currant and woods as the opening settles. Do you prefer the citrus up front, the greener middle, or the musky finish? Those are useful things to compare if you already know which part of Silver Mountain Water you enjoy most.

The matching notes give you a good starting point, but they won't tell you whether the balance feels the same on skin. They're descriptions, not measurements of how each scent wears. A sample of each is the better way to judge that last bit.

Is Supremacy in Heaven worth a look?

We'd put it on the shortlist for anyone shopping around the Silver Mountain Water style. Check the retailer cards above for available bottles, or head to the Supremacy in Heaven product page for its full profile. Make sure the listing says In Heaven before choosing a size.