Lost Cherry
Eau de Parfum
Tom Ford
Note Profile
Cherry Liqueur in perfumery conveys a rich, sweet, and slightly tart cherry aroma blended with warm, boozy undertones evocative of maraschino or cherry brandy. It is often lush, syrupy, and mouthwatering, with both fruity and almond-like nuances. This note brings a decadent, intoxicating, and playful character to fragrances.
Cherry Liqueur in perfumery presents a lush, sweet cherry aroma layered with boozy, syrupy facets and subtle almond-like undertones. The scent balances tart red fruit with warm, slightly woody and amaretto nuances. As it evolves, it may reveal hints of vanilla, spice, and a lingering candied richness.
This note is typically recreated using a blend of natural and synthetic materials, including cherry aldehydes, benzaldehyde for almond nuances, and alcohol-like aroma chemicals. Natural cherry extracts are rarely used due to instability and low yield, so perfumers rely on accords to evoke the characteristic cherry liqueur effect.
Perfumers use cherry liqueur primarily in the heart or top of gourmand, fruity, and oriental compositions to impart a decadent, playful signature. It pairs well with vanilla, tonka bean, woods, spices, and floral notes like rose or violet. Its distinctive character can serve as a focal point or an accent in both feminine and unisex fragrances.
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Cherry Liqueur appears prominently.