Fruity

Red Fruits

Note Profile

Botanical 333 perfumes

Also Known As

Red Berries

About

Red Fruits in perfumery evokes the luscious, juicy, and tangy-sweet scent profile of a medley of ripe red berries such as strawberry, raspberry, cherry, and red currant. The accord is vibrant, playful, and adds a bright, mouthwatering character to fragrances. It is often used to impart a youthful and inviting fruity sweetness.

Scent Profile

Red Fruits in perfumery delivers a vivid, juicy aroma reminiscent of ripe strawberries, raspberries, cherries, and red currants. The scent is tangy-sweet with a subtle tartness and a hint of green freshness, evolving from a bright, sparkling opening to a soft, candy-like drydown. It often carries nuances of jammy richness and a slight floral undertone.

ScentWheel

Breadthfocused

EnvelopeHeart · ~3h lasting

Family Fruity

Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.

What this is made of

Red Fruits names no single substance

Reconstructed

A generic berry accord, not one fruit. A name match returns 'Red seaweed CO2 extract' - a coincidence of the word red.

How the layers join

Origin

Red Fruits is typically an accord created by perfumers using a blend of natural extracts and synthetic aroma chemicals. Key molecules such as ethyl maltol, frambinone, and aldehydes are combined to mimic the scent of various red berries, as direct extraction from the fruits is rarely feasible due to their low yield of aromatic compounds.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use Red Fruits primarily in the top and heart notes to impart a fresh, sweet, and inviting character. It blends well with floral, gourmand, and musky notes, and is commonly found in modern fruity-floral and gourmand compositions. The accord helps to add vibrancy and a playful, approachable facet to both feminine and unisex fragrances.