Tom Ford Lost Cherry alternatives: five sweet, boozy, floral perfumes
Cherry liqueur, almond and rose over tonka and sandalwood. Five perfumes from our shop with a similar sweet, boozy mood, with prices in 3 ml.
Tom Ford Lost Cherry (which we do not sell) is a sweet, boozy cherry: cherry liqueur and almond over rose and jasmine, with a tonka, sandalwood and cedar base. The notes are the ones publicly listed and may vary by version.
We looked in our catalogue for perfumes with a liqueur or cherry note and a sweet, woody base. The match is looser than in our other alternative guides, because few perfumes pair cherry with almond and rose.
| Perfume | Main notes | Season | 3 ml |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faris Al ArabMaison Asrar | Cherry Liqueur, Oriental Notes, Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Labdanum | Winter | EGP 175 |
| Amber EmpireFrench Avenue | Oriental Notes, Vanilla Pod, Liquor, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Musk | Winter | EGP 175 |
| L’Homme Idéal Eau de ParfumGuerlain | Almond, Spices, Lavender, Tonka Bean, Leather, Sandalwood | Winter | EGP 290 |
| Teriaq intenseLattafa | Saffron, Bergamot, Amber, Tonka Bean, Benzoin | Winter | EGP 160 |
| Forbidden FruitAromatix | Blood Orange, Bergamot, Cardamom, Vanilla Absolute, Amber, Cedarwood | All year | EGP 180 |
How they compare
- Faris Al Arab Cherry liqueur and vanilla over amber, sugar cane and cedarwood, with tonka, sandalwood and labdanum. Closest in the cherry liqueur and sweet woody base.
- Amber Empire Liquor and vanilla pod over amber and cedarwood, with tonka, sandalwood and labdanum. Boozy and sweet.
- L’Homme Idéal Eau de Parfum Cherry and almond over vanilla, incense and Bulgarian rose, with tonka, leather and sandalwood. Shares cherry, almond, rose, tonka and sandalwood. At EGP 290 for 3 ml.
- Teriaq intense Plum liquor and cinnamon over amber, tonka and benzoin. A boozy fruit with warm spices.
- Forbidden Fruit Red apple, peach and rose over vanilla absolute, benzoin and sandalwood. Fruity, sweet and rosy.
These are different perfumes in a similar style, not copies. They share notes and character, but the smell is never identical, which is why we suggest trying each in 3 ml first. Brand names belong to their owners; Scented Mile is not affiliated with them.
