CREED CENTAURUS 100ML
Jammy·Other·Live Draw

CREED CENTAURUS 100ML

Tuesday, 3 November 2026 at 23:00Tuesday, 3 November 2026 at 23:00
0% sold298 tickets left

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Ticket price£2.19
Max odds1 in 299If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 1On tickets sold so far
Value Ratio—No data

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Prize details from Jammy

Win one of Creed’s newest and boldest fragrances: Creed Centaurus Eau de Parfum, 100ml. Launched in 2024 and inspired by Centaurus, one of the largest constellations in the night sky, this is a powerful, warm woody-amber scent with real presence. It’s spicy, smoky and seriously addictive, and it’s unisex, so it’s perfect for him or her. 🔥 Top notes: fiery cinnamon, cardamom, pink pepper and tobacco 🌸 Heart: creamy sandalwood, jasmine, heliotrope, geranium and patchouli 🍯 Base: Bourbon vanilla, tonka bean and benzoin for a rich, sensual amber finish 👑 The House of Creed: the luxury fragrance house behind Aventus, with heritage going back to 1760 ❄️ Made for the colder months: warm, long-lasting and perfect for evenings and special occasions 🎁 Full 100ml bottle in Creed’s signature bottle with a gold cap, a stunning Christmas gift If Aventus is Creed’s icon, Centaurus is its rising star.

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