Drunk Maple vs Floro

Shared character

Both Drunk Maple and Floro feature sandalwood, white musk, and dry woods. They both share woody, fruity, sweet, and powdery accords.

How they differ

Drunk Maple is characterized by spicy, amber, coffee, rum, vanilla, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as maple syrup, vanilla, benzoin, amber, pink pepper, patchouli, tonka bean, rum, suede, coffee, green notes, pear, apricot, orcanox, fig leaf, davana, carrion, fig tree, and maple. Floro is defined by floral, green, fresh, and musky accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, cedarwood, musk, woody notes, apple, pineapple, green apple, floral notes, red apple, and cedar.

Who each suits

Drunk Maple suits those who prefer warm, spicy, and syrupy profiles with coffee and suede elements. Floro suits those who prefer fresh, green, and floral profiles with apple and cedar elements.