Shuhrah Avenoir by Rasasi
Men Women 2026
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Description
Shuhrah Avenoir by Rasasi: A Spicy Oriental for Every Wear Shuhrah Avenoir is a new unisex fragrance from Rasasi, launching in 2026 and crafted by perfumer Christian Plesch. It sits firmly in the spicy oriental family, but its structure is built on contrasts: bright green top notes, a fruity floral heart, and a warm, balsamic base. The opening pairs green…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 50%
- Spring 13%
- Summer 0%
- Autumn 38%
- Day 25%
- Night 75%
Key notes
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Top
green notes
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Heart
Turkish rose
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Base
Peru Balsam
Community
7 votes
- Positive 43%
- Negative 29%
- Neutral 29%
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Leading answer I want it
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Tied for the lead Love it / Neutral
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Fragrance profile
About Shuhrah Avenoir
Shuhrah Avenoir by Rasasi: A Spicy Oriental for Every Wear
Shuhrah Avenoir is a new unisex fragrance from Rasasi, launching in 2026 and crafted by perfumer Christian Plesch. It sits firmly in the spicy oriental family, but its structure is built on contrasts: bright green top notes, a fruity floral heart, and a warm, balsamic base.
The opening pairs green notes, pink pepper, bergamot and ginger for an energetic, lightly peppery start. From there, the scent moves through Turkish rose, blackcurrant and cardamom before settling into a creamy blend of Peru balsam, almond and Bourbon vanilla.
Rasasi has introduced Shuhrah Avenoir as a scent that feels both contemporary and rooted in classic oriental traditions. Christian Plesch, the perfumer behind the composition, uses a clear pyramid to guide the wearer from a sparkling opening to a softer, more enveloping finish. The result is a fragrance that doesn't demand attention but still leaves an impression.
The top notes are the most vivid part of the experience. Green notes give a fresh, almost leafy feel, while pink pepper and ginger add a gentle heat. Bergamot keeps things bright with a citrusy edge, so the opening feels lively rather than heavy.
The heart is where the fragrance gains its character. Turkish rose brings a velvety floral texture, blackcurrant introduces a tart fruitiness, and cardamom warms everything with a subtle spice. These three notes balance each other well, creating a smooth and elegant middle phase.
The base is all about comfort. Peru balsam adds a resinous, balsamic warmth, almond gives a soft nuttiness, and Bourbon vanilla supplies a creamy sweetness. Amber and woody accord further enrich the drydown, giving the fragrance depth and a pleasant trail without going overboard.
Early reviews put Shuhrah Avenoir at 3.29 out of 5, though that's based on a small sample. It's not an avant-garde release, but it doesn't need to be. Instead, it offers a straightforward, well-made spicy oriental that's easy to wear and easy to like.
This fragrance will appeal to fans of unisex spicy orientals who prefer a softer, creamier take on the genre. It works especially well in cooler weather, but the fresh green and citrus opening makes it versatile enough for daytime wear. Anyone looking for an approachable, non-intimidating oriental should give it a try.
Shuhrah Avenoir is a solid addition to Rasasi's lineup, offering a clear, balanced scent journey from fresh green spice to sweet balsamic warmth. Christian Plesch has created a fragrance that's both elegant and wearable, making it a reliable choice for everyday situations where you want a touch of orient without going full opulent.
Green, herbal and fougère Spices Resins and balsams Fruits, vegetables and nuts
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
5 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
6 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
6 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
5 votes
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