Les Fruits: Mure Molinard for women

Bought this blind in the search for the perfect blackberry; alas I found the blackberry very synthetic but nevertheless it is a refreshing and fruity generic berry perfume and I will be happy to wear it. L'Artisan's Mure et Musc is a much more genuine blackberry scent but I have always wished it would be stronger. The vanilla note in the Molinard is quite noticeable, particularly in the drydown, and the longevity is good. The search continues....

I really like blackberries, powder and flowers. This has all of those. As mentioned in another review here, this is robust. The first notes on me are the amalfi lemon, blackberry and a tad of vanilla. The drydown is a lovely soft musk tempered with the berries and a little vanilla. The flowers add a nice counterpoint that lends this one dimension - those notes make this more than just a berry scent. I don't get a medicinal edge on this one and am curious what the chemistry is behind that.

A real plus for me is the longevity (good). It has survived reformulation well.

I'm not usually a fan of blackberry scents because they all smell like chemical food flavour to my nose, but this one deserves a test. Blackberry is really the star here. All other notes are complimentary. It's a strong blackberry that knows its own! I didn't buy the EdT but I bought a soap with same scent and it's really a pleasure to wash with it!

REminds me so much of fall.Halloween pumpkins,TUrkey on the table,falling leaves and picking blackberries off the fence arround our farm.sweet but tart.Not the kind of sweet as in most fumes.THe bergamot is like a burning candle scented with apple spice.The musky drydown is like a bright orange sunset at the end of the day.It just intensifies everything.Great for colder weather.NOn age specific.

This has soft top notes of citrus, and the blackberry comes out almost immediately. It's a nice robust blackberry not a sweet light one like L'artisan's mure et musc. However I don't think Im a big fan of blackberry perfumes, So i won't be buying this. It gets slightly powdery in the middle, and yes there is something oh so quietly medicinal, don't know what. It didn't last long though and then the drydown is a nice soft musky blackberry, very little vanilla. This would be nice if you like blackberry.

I can't decide how I feel about this fragrance! I love the top notes. The bergamot really makes the scent sparkle. The heart is powdery, sweet, and has a medicinal note, which I find very remniscent of Lolita Lempicka - Fleur Defendue. This is where I'm not sure if the fragrance suits me. It works on my skin, so maybe I need to try it again in a different season to see how it changes.

After testing Womanity and Fraaagola Saalaaata, I was finally able to determine that the unidentified powdery "medicinal" note is actually a very dominant note of SALT. Salted blackberries. Interesting, maybe bordering on bizarre. But now that I know what I am smelling, I find the fragrance refreshing and beachy.

Longevity is mediocre, but this is the best salt fragrance I've found, so I don't mind.