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Drunk Flower by NONO

Women 2026

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NONO

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Drunk Flower by NONO: A New Floral Fruity Fragrance That Intoxicates the Senses Drunk Flower is the latest release from NONO, a women's fragrance arriving in 2026 under the hand of perfumer Angelo de Costo Pasquin. With an olfactory pyramid that opens with litchi and peach, unfolds into patchouli, white flowers, and peony at the heart, and settles on a…

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LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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About Drunk Flower

Main accord woody Year 2026 Gender Women Perfumer Angelo de Costo Pasquin

Drunk Flower by NONO: A New Floral Fruity Fragrance That Intoxicates the Senses

Drunk Flower is the latest release from NONO, a women's fragrance arriving in 2026 under the hand of perfumer Angelo de Costo Pasquin. With an olfactory pyramid that opens with litchi and peach, unfolds into patchouli, white flowers, and peony at the heart, and settles on a base of moss, woody notes, and musk, it promises a unique sensory journey.

NONO introduces a scent that falls within the floral fruity family, featuring woody, earthy, mossy, and warm spicy accords. It's a fragrance designed for the contemporary woman looking to stand out with an alluring trail.

The launch of Drunk Flower marks a milestone for NONO. Its name suggests a flower that lets itself go, a metaphor for the intoxication one experiences while discovering each of its layers. This is no ordinary flower: it's one that drinks and transforms, radiating a magnetic personality.

The opening is bright and juicy, thanks to litchi and peach. These fruity notes deliver an immediate, almost effervescent freshness that grabs attention. As the fragrance evolves, the heart reveals a deeper side: patchouli intertwines with white flowers and peony, creating a contrast between earthiness and florals.

The base rests on a foundation of moss, woody notes, and musk. This trio provides a lasting, sensual trail with a warm, spicy character that envelops the skin. The mossy and earthy accords add a natural dimension, while musk ensures extended longevity.

Angelo de Costo Pasquin, the nose behind the composition, has skillfully balanced fruity sweetness with the intensity of patchouli and the softness of white flowers. The result feels both modern and timeless, ideal for those seeking an assertive olfactory signature.

Though it just hit the market in 2026, Drunk Flower has already earned stellar reviews. With a perfect score of 5.0 out of 5 based on early ratings, it positions itself as a safe bet for lovers of floral scents with a distinctive twist.

Women who enjoy floral fruity fragrances with a woody, earthy base and want an elegant, commanding scent for any occasion.

Drunk Flower is a fragrance that doesn't go unnoticed. Its balanced olfactory pyramid, quality, and innovative character make it a wholehearted recommendation for anyone looking to surprise and be carried away by an intoxicating flower.

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