Blackberry & Bay
Cologne
Jo Malone London
Note Profile
Dark, jammy berry
Blackberry in perfumery presents a dark, juicy, and slightly tart aroma with nuances of ripe fruit, subtle earthiness, and a hint of green freshness. Its scent can evoke the richness of berry preserves, sometimes with faint floral or woody undertones. The note evolves from a bright, tangy opening to a deeper, almost wine-like sweetness as it dries down.
Natural blackberry aroma is difficult to extract, so perfumers typically use a blend of synthetic molecules such as ionones, damascones, and berry lactones to recreate its scent. These compounds are derived from petrochemical or natural sources and are carefully combined to mimic the complex profile of fresh blackberries.
Perfumers use blackberry primarily as a top or heart note to impart a luscious, fruity accent in compositions. It blends well with other fruits, florals, and woody notes, often adding depth to gourmand, chypre, or modern fruity fragrances. Blackberry is valued for its ability to provide both brightness and a rich, jammy character to a scent.
Perfumers known for using Blackberry include Alberto Morillas , Sophia Grojsman , Sophie Labbé , Amandine Clerc-Marie , Ann Gottlieb , and Daniela Andrier .
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Blackberry appears prominently.
Cologne
Jo Malone London
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Lattafa
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Salvatore Ferragamo
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Vilhelm Parfumerie
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L'Artisan Parfumeur
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Yohji Yamamoto
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Dior
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Jennifer Lopez
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Rue Broca