Sweet
Perfumes with a pronounced sweet accord, ranked by our score.
A spice, lavender and licorice bomb at extract-level concentration. A little goes a very long way.
Creamy, powdery iris with a romantic aura. Introverted elegance for cold evenings.
Golden amber of labdanum, benzoin and vanilla: Kurkdjian's bottled sunset, warm without being gourmand.
The saga's middle ground: sweeter and cosier than the EDT, more versatile than the Elixir.
Apple, lavender and spiced vanilla with an expensive-house finish: the easiest-to-love niche we track.
Turkish rose over lychee and rhubarb: the decade's best-selling, most-copied feminine niche floral.
Cognac, cinnamon and oak like a glass by the fireplace: the liquor-turned-perfume that defined the modern luxury gourmand.
Bourbon vanilla with cinnamon and orange blossom: the elegant gourmand that defined 2023's masculine vanilla wave.
Sicilian citrus over fruit and white musk: the Italian niche that fills a whole room with expensive-clean.
The most imitated sweet-woody of the last decade: saffron, jasmine and a luminous amber that signs itself on skin.
The Aventus alternative that launched the whole "clone" category. Brutal performance for very little money.
Toffee, lavender and vanilla at EDP volume: one of the highest compliment-per-euro fragrances around.
Candied pear over lavender and black vanilla: the night flanker that turned the sailor into a club animal.
Creamy cardamom and lavender for dinner for two: the definitive date scent, softer today than in its golden years.
Lavender, mint and vanilla in the sailor torso: thirty years on it still smells like freshly ironed clean.
Cinnamon, date and vanilla with a spiced-liquor air: the Arab gourmand that conquered 2023 at drugstore pricing.
Sweet fruit over white musk: Erba Pura's documented budget twin, with whole-room projection.
Spicy, fruity and ambery with performance that embarrasses fragrances ten times the price.
The sweet, polished read on the Aventus profile: less smoke, more polish, extremely easy to wear daily.
Iced mint over apple and vanilla: the sweet-fresh that has ruled European clubs since 2012.
Spiced Arabic coffee over praline and vanilla: the Khamrah flanker for those who take their dessert caffeinated.
Apple, cinnamon and vanilla for the night: the Arab take on the 1 Million profile, sweeter and at basics pricing.
Rose over oud and vanilla: the budget rose-oud that put the genre within any budget's reach.
The sweet-spicy leather that defined the 2010s men's night out; still works, though half the bar wears it.
Mandarin over caramel and tonka: the budget sweet-citrus that racks up office compliments.
Creamy orchid, heliotrope and vanilla: Lattafa's viral phenomenon that smells like expensive candy without copying anyone.