Cherry vs Cherry Syrup Green

Shared character

Both Cherry and Cherry Syrup Green feature a core of cherry, jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, cinnamon, and tonka bean. They both belong to the woody and amber fragrance families and share vanilla accords.

How they differ

Cherry is characterized by notes of vetiver, benzoin, plum, jasmine sambac, cedar, almond, peru balsam, turkish rose, bitter almond, sour cherry, liquor, and cloves, creating fruity, sweet, almond, cherry, and nutty accords. Cherry Syrup Green contains rose, bergamot, musk, oakmoss, nutmeg, saffron, petitgrain, green apple, mandarin orange, ambroxan, amberwood, nuts, and gin, resulting in citrus, aromatic, fresh spicy, musky, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Cherry suits those who prefer sweet, fruity, and nutty profiles with almond and liquor elements. Cherry Syrup Green suits those who prefer citrus, aromatic, and fresh spicy profiles with green and musky elements.