Michael Malul Rose + Honey

Like Rose + Honey, this scent opens with litchi and blackcurrant over a rose heart. But where Rose + Honey keeps things honeyed and soft, 212 VIP Rosé Elixir adds a fizzy mandarin top and a woody base of cedar and patchouli. The result feels brighter and more sparkling, perfect for a night out when you want a fruity floral with extra punch.

Greenwich Village shares the litchi and blackcurrant opening of Rose + Honey, but its heart shifts to water lily and jasmine petals for a fresher, more aquatic floral feel. The base adds praline and vanilla for a touch of sweetness, while ambroxan and oakmoss lend a modern, slightly woody finish. It is a lighter, more casual take on the fruity floral theme.

L'Eau brings a similar rose and litchi combination but with a much airier feel. Where Rose + Honey is sweet and honeyed, L'Eau uses grapefruit and magnolia to create a crisp, fresh floral with a light woody base. The musk and amber are softer here, making it an excellent choice for daytime wear when you want a rose scent that feels clean and effortless.

New York Flowers opens with pear and clementine rather than litchi, but the fruity floral profile is closely related to Rose + Honey. Its heart features Grasse rose and jasmine sambac for a richer, more layered floral bouquet. The base of iris and amber adds a powdery, slightly creamy finish that distinguishes it from the straightforward honey sweetness of the source.

Very Good Girl shares the litchi and rose core of Rose + Honey but intensifies the fruit with red currant and adds a vanilla vetiver base. The result is a sweeter, more gourmand leaning fragrance with a darker, woodier edge. It feels bolder and more dramatic, suited for evening wear when you want a fruity rose with depth and longevity.

Good Girl Blush mirrors Rose + Honey in its sweet floral fruity character, but it uses peony and ylang ylang instead of rose for a more tropical floral heart. The top note of bitter almond adds a nutty twist not found in the source, while vanilla keeps the base creamy. It is a lighter, more playful option that still delivers the fruity sweetness you enjoy.

Soprano starts with litchi and fruity notes like Rose + Honey, but it quickly veers into darker territory with Bulgarian rose, milk, and osmanthus. The base of oud and leather makes this a much more intense, oriental fragrance. It shares the fruity rose opening but develops into a smoky, animalic scent that is ideal for those who want a daring evening option.

Carmina pairs black cherry and pink pepper with May rose and violet, echoing the fruity floral structure of Rose + Honey. However, its spicy saffron top and resinous base of frankincense and myrrh give it a warm, incense like character. It is a more opulent and complex scent, suited for formal occasions where you want a rose fragrance with added depth.

This Guerlain opens with blueberry and cotton candy, a sweeter, more gourmand take on the fruity theme than Rose + Honey. The rose heart is present but supported by jasmine and orange blossom for a fuller floral profile. The base of vanilla and patchouli adds a creamy, slightly earthy finish. It is a richer, more dessert like interpretation of the fruity floral idea.

Mon Paris shares the fruity floral sweetness of Rose + Honey with its raspberry, strawberry, and pear top notes. The heart is a dense bouquet of jasmine, peony, and orange blossom, making it more intensely floral. A white cedar and patchouli base provides a modern, slightly dark contrast. It is a versatile scent that balances fruit and florals with a touch of depth.

Spring Flower is a lighter, more delicate fruity floral compared to Rose + Honey. Its top notes of apple, apricot, and melon create a fresh, juicy opening without the litchi or blackcurrant. The floral heart is soft and the base is simple musk and ambergris. It is a great daytime option if you want a fruity floral that feels airy and uncomplicated.

J'adore is a classic fruity floral that, like Rose + Honey, uses a blend of fruits and white flowers. Its top notes of melon, pear, and magnolia are fruitier and more diverse, while the heart includes tuberose and violet for a richer floral experience. The base of cedar and vanilla adds warmth. It feels more sophisticated and widely appealing, a staple in the category.