Kings Wood
Eau de Parfum
Shay & Blue London
Note Profile
Pineapple Leaf
Tropical, bright fruit
Pineapple in perfumery offers a vibrant, juicy aroma with sweet, tangy facets and a slightly green undertone. Its scent is reminiscent of freshly cut fruit, with a sparkling brightness that can evolve into creamy or lactonic nuances as it dries down. The note imparts a lively, tropical character that remains distinct yet blends well with other fruits.
Pineapple aroma is typically recreated using synthetic molecules such as ethyl butyrate and allyl hexanoate, as natural extraction from the fruit is impractical and unstable. These aroma chemicals are blended to mimic the complex scent of ripe pineapple. The note does not come from direct distillation or extraction of the fruit itself.
Perfumers employ pineapple primarily as a top note to introduce freshness and a playful, exotic twist to compositions. It is often paired with other fruits, florals, or woods to enhance brightness or add a tropical accent, and is especially popular in modern, unisex, and summer-themed fragrances. Pineapple can also be used to soften sharp citrus notes or to contrast with smoky or leathery accords.
Perfumers known for using Pineapple include Christian Provenzano , Dominique Ropion , Pierre Bourdon , Sophia Grojsman , Julie Massé , and Michel Almairac .
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Pineapple appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Shay & Blue London
Eau de Parfum
ALREHAB PERFUMES
Eau de Parfum
Maison Alhambra
Eau de Parfum
Milton-Lloyd
Eau de Parfum
Milton-Lloyd
Eau de Parfum
Noted Aromas
Eau de Parfum
Fragrance World
Eau de Parfum
Aldi
Eau de Parfum
Frédéric Malle
Eau de Parfum
Artiscent Atelier