MULBERRY

Mulberry is a dark juicy berry note inspired by the ripe fruits of mulberry trees (Morus spp.). Its scent is sweet, succulent, and gently tart, blending nuances of blackberry, raspberry, dark cherry, grape skin, and subtle green undertones. Unlike conventional red berries, Mulberry possesses deeper wine-like fruitiness and soft jammy richness, creating an aroma that feels both natural and sophisticated. Used primarily as a heart note, it adds dark fruit volume, juiciness, and elegant sweetness to fruity, floral, gourmand, and woody fragrances.

History & Production: Mulberry is typically recreated as an olfactory accord, since the fruit is not a significant source of aromatic extract for perfumery. Perfumers use berry accords, fruity esters, cassis facets, raspberry materials, grape-like nuances, and soft musks to reproduce its dark succulent profile. Mulberry pairs beautifully with rose, violet, blackcurrant, plum, vanilla, patchouli, woods, and musks, creating a dark berry signature—the scent of ripe mulberries staining the fingers with sweet purple juice, lush, tangy, and richly inviting.