Kilian Roses On Ice

Brooklyn shares the aromatic freshness and juniper note of Roses On Ice, but trades rose for geranium leaves and adds a grapefruit and cardamom top. The woody cedar base gives it a drier, more grounded feel compared to the soft musk and sandalwood of the source. It is a bright, green scent with a spicy kick that feels more urban and energetic.

Like Roses On Ice, Casafutura is an aromatic woody scent with a fresh lavender and rosemary opening. However, it replaces rose with geranium and a subtle floral touch, and its base of cedar, musk, and sandalwood is warmer and creamier. The bergamot and herbal notes make it feel more Mediterranean and sun drenched, while still maintaining a clean, everyday appeal.

Dubai Garnet shares the aromatic spicy character of Roses On Ice through cardamom and black pepper, but it is much richer and more opulent. The floral heart of jasmine, lavender, and rose adds depth, while amber, musk, and oakmoss create a warm, resinous base. This is a night time scent with stronger sillage and longevity, a bolder take on aromatic florals.

Escale à Portofino echoes the fresh citrus and aromatic vibe of Roses On Ice with bergamot, citron, and petitgrain. Instead of rose, it features almond, orange blossom, and a woody base of cedar and cypress. The scent is brighter and more floral, with a Mediterranean coast feel. It is a lighter, more summery interpretation of the clean aromatic theme.

This scent shares the crisp lime and aromatic character of Roses On Ice, but replaces rose with basil, thyme, and a touch of iris. The base of amberwood, patchouli, and vetiver is more herbal and woody, lacking the floral softness of the source. It is a sharper, greener fragrance that feels more like a classic cologne with a modern twist.

The Scent of Peace opens with a fruity burst of blackcurrant and pineapple, a departure from Roses On Ice's cucumber and lime, but shares juniper berries and a woody base of cedar and musk. The floral heart is lily of the valley instead of rose, making it greener and more transparent. It is a brighter, more playful take on the fresh aromatic style.

Classic 1920 combines aromatic herbs like basil and juniper with citrus, echoing the fresh opening of Roses On Ice. Its floral heart includes carnation, jasmine, and lavender, adding a spicy complexity absent in the source. The base is richer with amber, vanilla, and multiple woods, giving it a warmer, more oriental feel while retaining an aromatic freshness.

Hamptons shares the aromatic citrus opening of Roses On Ice with bergamot, lime blossom, and sage. It replaces rose with a floral heart of jasmine and magnolia, and adds a creamy sandalwood and amber base. The scent is softer and more floral, with a sunnier disposition, making it a great choice for those who enjoy the source's freshness but want more floral richness.

Sauvage Eau Forte is an aromatic fresh spicy scent with bergamot, elemi, and spices, similar to the crisp, aromatic start of Roses On Ice. It lacks floral notes entirely, focusing on lavender and a woody musk base. The result is a more straightforward, masculine leaning scent that is drier and more peppery, without the rose softness of the source.

Colonia Futura is a citrus aromatic with bergamot, grapefruit, and pink pepper, echoing the fresh, zesty opening of Roses On Ice. It uses clary sage and lavender instead of rose, and a vetiver base for a green, earthy finish. The scent is more citrus forward and less floral, with a clean, modern feel that is perfect for daytime wear.

This scent opens with citrus and cardamom, similar to the fresh spicy start of Roses On Ice, but adds starfruit and Brazilian rosewood for a fruity twist. The heart features sage and pepper instead of rose, and the base includes saffron and sycamore wood. It is a more complex, slightly sweeter fragrance that still maintains a fresh, aromatic character.

Y Eau de Parfum shares the aromatic fresh spicy profile of Roses On Ice with bergamot, ginger, and aldehydes. It replaces rose with geranium, juniper, and sage, and adds apple for a fruity touch. The base of ambergris, cedar, and tonka bean is warmer and more ambered. It has stronger sillage and longevity, making it a more intense, versatile option.