Plum

Plum is a sweet, juicy stone fruit with a distinctive purple-blue hue. It has a rich, almost jammy aroma with notes of ripe, sugary flesh and a hint of tartness. Plums are commonly grown in temperate regions around the world and are prized for their versatility in both culinary and perfumery applications.

The sweet, luscious scent of plum evokes a sense of indulgence and comfort. Fragrances featuring plum notes are often associated with warmth, richness, and a touch of sensuality. They can be worn year-round, but are particularly well-suited for autumn and winter when their cozy, enveloping qualities shine. Plum-based scents pair well with other gourmand and woody notes, creating a luxurious, sophisticated aroma.

Plum is a versatile note that can be used in a variety of fragrance families. It is commonly found in the heart or base notes of fragrances, where it lends a rich, sweet depth. Plum pairs well with other fruity notes, as well as spicy, woody, and floral accords. It is a popular ingredient in oriental, gourmand, and chypre-style perfumes, where it adds a luscious, indulgent quality.