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The succulent stone fruit has the same juicy quality as peach, only with a darker, richer flavor profile that makes it especially well-suited to cooler weather. Depending on how it’s blended, plum can read candied and sweet, tart and juicy, or even slightly smoky and boozy, giving perfumers plenty of ways to interpret the note. It also has a natural depth that makes it feel a little more grown-up than your typical fruit-forward fragrance, especially when paired with contrasting accords like woods, amber, spice, or musk.
