Michael Malul Berry + Blanche

Mon Paris shares Berry + Blanche's fruity floral character, opening with pear, raspberry, and strawberry. Its heart of datura, jasmine sambac, and peony is richer and more narcotic, while the base adds patchouli and white cedar for a deeper, more dramatic finish. Where Berry + Blanche stays bright and airy, Mon Paris leans into a darker, more intense sweetness with pronounced white flowers and a musky patchouli foundation.

Greenwich Village echoes Berry + Blanche's fruity floral structure with blackcurrant and litchi at the top, supported by jasmine and peony. The difference lies in its base: praline and vanilla add a gourmand creaminess, while oakmoss introduces a subtle earthiness. This makes Greenwich Village feel more indulgent and rounded, with a sweeter, more dessert like quality compared to Berry + Blanche's fresh, clean finish.

Accento opens with pineapple and citrus, a fruitier and more vibrant start than Berry + Blanche's black currant and pear. Its floral heart of iris, jasmine, and pink pepper is spicier and more powdery. The base of amber, patchouli, and vetiver adds woody depth and a touch of earthiness. This creates a more complex, multifaceted scent that is both fruitier and more aromatic than Berry + Blanche's straightforward sweetness.

212 VIP Rosé Elixir shares Berry + Blanche's fruity floral energy with blackcurrant and litchi, but it amplifies the rosy character with peach blossom, rose, and violet. The base of cedar, musk, and patchouli is woodier and more grounded. This fragrance is more overtly romantic and slightly boozy in feel, with a stronger rose presence and a warmer, more enveloping finish compared to Berry + Blanche's lighter, more balanced profile.

Fame opens with mango and bergamot, a tropical twist on the fruity top notes found in Berry + Blanche. Its heart of jasmine and olibanum is resinous and slightly smoky, while the base of sandalwood and vanilla is creamy and smooth. The combination of exotic fruit, incense, and woody vanilla gives Fame a more opulent, almost mystical feel, distinct from Berry + Blanche's clean, everyday elegance.

Erba Pura is a fruity oriental built on a burst of bergamot, lemon, and orange, with a heart of mixed fruits that is intensely sweet and juicy. Its base of amber, musk, and vanilla is warm and syrupy. Compared to Berry + Blanche's balanced floral fruitiness, Erba Pura is more straightforwardly sweet and candied, with a synthetic edge that makes it feel modern and loud rather than soft and floral.

My Way Nectar opens with pear and orange blossom, echoing Berry + Blanche's fruity floral start. Its heart of jasmine, tuberose, and violet leaf is greener and more indolic, while the base of bourbon vanilla and white musk is creamier and more gourmand. This fragrance feels more lush and decadent, with a stronger white floral presence and a softer, more vanillic dry down than Berry + Blanche's crisp finish.

La Vie Est Belle opens with black currant and pear, a fruit combination very close to Berry + Blanche. Its heart of iris, jasmine, and orange blossom is more powdery and floral, while the base of patchouli, praline, and tonka bean is richer and more gourmand. The overall effect is sweeter, more dessert like, and more intensely patchouli driven, making it a heavier, more opulent choice for evening wear.

Eladaria starts with bergamot, mandarin, and pink pepper, a spicier and more citrusy opening than Berry + Blanche. Its heart of peony, rose, and violet is softer and more powdery, while the base of ambroxan, cashmere wood, and musk is cleaner and more modern. The result is a fresher, more airy floral with a subtle woody warmth, offering a lighter, more contemporary take on the fruity floral theme.

New York Flowers opens with Anjou pear and clementine, a fruit combination that mirrors Berry + Blanche's pear and bergamot. Its heart of Grasse rose, Indian jasmine, and jasmine sambac is more intensely floral and slightly honeyed. The base of amber, iris, and musk is powdery and soft. This fragrance feels more floral forward and sophisticated, with a refined, elegant character that is less fruity and more about the blossoms.

Love, Don't Be Shy opens with bergamot and pink pepper, a spicier and more citrusy start than Berry + Blanche. Its heart of honeysuckle, iris, jasmine, orange blossom, and rose is a complex floral bouquet, while the base of caramel, sugar, and vanilla is intensely sweet and gourmand. This fragrance is far more decadent and dessert like, with a syrupy sweetness and a warm, ambered finish that is much richer than Berry + Blanche's light elegance.

Acqua Fiorentina opens with apple, bergamot, and plum, a more complex and green fruity blend than Berry + Blanche. Its heart of carnation, pear, and rose is spicier and more floral, while the base of cedar, grapefruit, and sandalwood is woodier and fresher. The overall effect is more aromatic and less sweet, with a crisp, citrusy finish that feels brighter and more unisex than Berry + Blanche's soft femininity.