Raspberry Nectar by Flower Knows
Men Women 2026
Description
Raspberry Nectar: A Fruity Gourmand Delight from Flower Knows Flower Knows introduces Raspberry Nectar, a new unisex fragrance hitting the market in 2026. This floral fruity gourmand scent blends the zest of red berries with the comforting sweetness of vanilla. Raspberry Nectar opens with a juicy burst of red berries, strawberry, peach, and apple. The heart reveals a delicate floral…
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When to wear it (votes)
Key notes
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Top
red berries
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Heart
jasmine
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Base
vanilla
Community
8 votes
- Positive 88%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 13%
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Leading answer I want it
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Fragrance profile
About Raspberry Nectar
Raspberry Nectar: A Fruity Gourmand Delight from Flower Knows
Flower Knows introduces Raspberry Nectar, a new unisex fragrance hitting the market in 2026. This floral fruity gourmand scent blends the zest of red berries with the comforting sweetness of vanilla.
Raspberry Nectar opens with a juicy burst of red berries, strawberry, peach, and apple. The heart reveals a delicate floral bouquet of jasmine and rose, softened by a creamy note that adds a smooth, velvety texture. The base relies on vanilla and musk to create a warm, lingering trail with a subtle powdery edge.
This perfume will appeal to fans of sweet, fruity scents with a soft floral core, as well as anyone seeking a versatile unisex fragrance for daily use.
Raspberry Nectar is a comforting and joyful creation. Its blend of red fruits, cream, and vanilla makes it a perfect choice for anyone who wants to feel enveloped in an elegant, sugary glow.
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
4 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Community reviews
1 review
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Honestly, with Raspberry Nectar I expected something different, sweeter and more vanilla-like, but both at the opening and when it develops on the skin, it has a VERY prominent berry note that masks the other smells. What comes through most is the berry note with a strawberry undertone, and then you gradually get peach and apple, and very much in the background, rose and vanilla. It’s a sweet fragrance; it feels fresh but also a little heavy. I think it’s more of a spring scent than a summer one, because it’s very, very sweet. That said, it doesn’t have much projection, so I don’t think you’ll bother anyone on the street: you’ll mostly smell it on your skin and other people won’t notice it much. If you can, test it first. It’s not the best perfume they have, and it doesn’t smell bad, but there are better ones. I think I prefer the other version of this one, which is more floral, even though I love gourmands. The longevity is lower than other Flower Knows perfumes, which generally don’t stand out for their longevity anyway – about 2–3 hours before you have to reapply.