What Is Rasasi Egra a Dupe Of?

What is Rasasi Egra a clone of?

Rasasi Egra Pour Homme is a clone of Creed Green Irish Tweed. If you're looking for that fresh, green style with flowers and woods underneath, this is the Creed fragrance to compare it with. We're talking about the men's Egra here, rather than Egra Pour Femme.

What connects the two?

Violet leaf, iris, ambergris and sandalwood appear across the two note pyramids. That gives the comparison more to work with than a general fresh-cologne resemblance: there is a leafy side, a floral element and a woody base to explore.

Egra's opening lists violet leaf, juniper berries, spruce and grapefruit. Fir, iris and galbanum sit in the middle, followed by ambergris, oakmoss, sandalwood and musk. The Green Irish Tweed pyramid alongside it lists lemon verbena and iris up top, violet leaf in the heart, then ambergris and sandalwood. The overlap helps explain why Egra belongs on a Green Irish Tweed shortlist.

What might Egra do differently?

Juniper, spruce and fir are the notes to pay attention to in Rasasi's profile. Together with galbanum and oakmoss, they suggest a more woodland direction than the shorter Creed note list shows. Grapefruit also gives Egra a different citrus reference from lemon verbena.

We'd use those details as a starting point when sampling. If the violet leaf is what you enjoy most about Green Irish Tweed, see how it balances with Egra's conifer notes once the opening settles. If it's the softer floral and woody side you want, focus on the iris and sandalwood instead. A note list can point you toward those differences, but trying the fragrance makes the decision much easier.

Is Egra worth considering?

It's worth a place on your list if you want a Green Irish Tweed clone and like the idea of citrus, leafy notes and woods. Compare the current retailer options above and check bottle size before ordering. For a broader look at the options, our Green Irish Tweed alternatives guide puts Egra's comparison in context.