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The Royal Peacock by Alexandre.J

Men Women 2026

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The Royal Peacock: Alexandre.J's New Oriental Vanilla Fragrance Alexandre.J introduces The Royal Peacock, a new unisex fragrance launching in 2026. It sits in the Oriental Vanilla olfactory family, offering a warm, gourmand profile with refined depth. The scent opens with almond, cinnamon, and hazelnut, then moves through coffee, maple syrup, and tonka bean, landing on brown sugar, rum, and vanilla.…

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  • Winter 33%
  • Spring 11%
  • Summer 11%
  • Autumn 44%
  • Day 60%
  • Night 40%

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LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterUnisex

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About The Royal Peacock

Main accord sweet Year 2026 Gender Men · Women

The Royal Peacock: Alexandre.J's New Oriental Vanilla Fragrance

Alexandre.J introduces The Royal Peacock, a new unisex fragrance launching in 2026. It sits in the Oriental Vanilla olfactory family, offering a warm, gourmand profile with refined depth.

The scent opens with almond, cinnamon, and hazelnut, then moves through coffee, maple syrup, and tonka bean, landing on brown sugar, rum, and vanilla. The result is rich, cozy, and elegantly sweet.

The Royal Peacock is the latest release from Alexandre.J, arriving in 2026 as a fragrance designed for both women and men. Its Oriental Vanilla classification signals a blend of sweetness and warmth, with room for woody and spicy nuance.

The top notes introduce almond, cinnamon, and hazelnut. The almond and hazelnut bring a soft, nutty creaminess, while the cinnamon adds a gentle spiced edge that keeps the opening luminous and inviting.

At the heart, coffee meets maple syrup and tonka bean. Coffee contributes a roasted, slightly bitter contrast; maple syrup deepens the gourmand feel; and tonka bean provides a smooth, balsamic texture that bridges the heart and base.

The base is built on brown sugar, rum, and vanilla. Brown sugar amplifies the dessert-like character, rum adds a boozy warmth, and vanilla rounds everything out with a familiar, comforting richness.

The fragrance also carries additional accords described as sweet, warm spicy, nutty, almond, coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, fruity, and woody. That broad palette gives it more than one angle, making it suitable for different moods and moments.

As a new release, The Royal Peacock is positioned for wearers who appreciate opulent gourmands with a polished, contemporary feel.

Perfume enthusiasts who love warm, gourmand oriental scents—especially those drawn to vanilla, coffee, nuts, and sweet spices. It’s a great pick for fall and winter or for evenings that call for a statement layer.

The Royal Peacock is a confident addition to Alexandre.J’s catalog. It balances sweetness, spice, and depth with ease, making it a versatile choice for daytime luxury or after-dark glamour. For fans of rich vanilla orientals, this is one to sample.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Sweet and gourmand

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