À Fleur de Pêche

Oh yay I’m so glad to have this one! I think it is absolutely gorgeous. The peach is just divine, and to me it doesn’t smell saccharine or artificial at all. The patchouli is the perfect grounding counterbalance to the ripeness of the peach, and then jasmine all around to add some unisex assertiveness. I love L’Artisan, it is my favorite house, I love all of the florals but some of the fruits have been way too sweet for me (Mandarina Corsica, Bana Banana). This one is perfect!! It is mature, well balanced, exciting, and with great longevity. It is absolutely lovely layered with Batacuda for extra zest, or L’Eau d’Ambre for more sweetness, or indolic jasmines for more mystery. It could fit any mood. I love L’Artisan’s Mandarine as well, which I find similar in the balance between realistic fruit, unisex flowers, and woodiness. Gorgeous!! Edit: if you are in a less “beautiful” mood, this is amazing layered with Dirty Jasmine from Heretic. 😍

Got a sample last year and have since fallen deeply and madly in love with this fragrance. I disagree with people who say that it's just a basic peach scent, its portrayal of a peach is so uniquely green and fragrant without being overpoweringly sweet or cloying. It's not your usual juicy, syrupy, boozy peach but instead a fresh, almost under-ripe fuzzy peach that plays gorgeously with the crisp, sparkling jasmine and a touch of spice and warmth from the patchouli. On paper this fragrance seems simplistic but to me it's a masterclass in minimalism done right. The three notes combine together to evoke such an effervescence that's absolutely intoxicating to me, I can't get enough of it! Hands down my current favourite of the perfumes I own.

I adore this fragrance. On me, it opens with a gorgeous realistic ripe peach with some tender green notes. It settles into the most amazing dry down with the same peach but on a pillowy cloud-like white musk. It’s not sweet at all, and doesn’t go into the sour peach territory either. It’s an absolute love for me after the first spray. I’m in heaven everytime I wear this. Wore it for 4 days straight, and this was SUPER complimented each time, pretty good projection and very good lasting power on me. I’m surprised how much I love this, since I’ve tested at least 10 other fragrances from L’Artisan and none of them impressed me as much as this one. Heavenly

After having this for over a year and wearing it many times last year (I live in a tropical country, so this is perfect for the climate), it’s still one of my favorite fresh fragrances. It projects strongly for the first couple of hours, then mellows down a bit while remaining very noticeable (though some people might become anosmic to it). It also lasts a very long time on my skin. If you like the smell of peach, give this one a try! It features a realistic, juicy peach with hints of jasmine and a touch of greenness in the background. Scent: 9/10 Projection: 9/10 Longevity: 8.5/10

As someone else here on Fragrantica beautifully described it, its a peach on patchouli fragrance done to perfection. It opens with a fresh and ripe peach, and dries down to a peachy patchouli blend. Do not be afraid if you dont like patchouli as its not heavy on that note. Its the peach that overrules. It kinda gives me peach candy vibes, but not in a sweet way. It smells like a rich, YOUNG, put together woman that knows what she wants! I imagine myself wearing this on my wedding day. Such a stunning scent 😍🍑

I really like this, photorealistic peach. I actually like the combination of peach and jasmine in this, even though I don't really like jasmine in fragrances. It smells like peach tea. Whoever clicked "intimate" is crazy. I sprayed this on my wrist and could smell it for hours without putting my hand close to my face. It lasts around 6-7 hours on my skin. Smells very sophisticated and expensive, but delicate at the same time. Unisex, but leans more feminine.

Torres Jake: Agreed 100% Nothing intimate here, longevity is even more, 12 plus hrs. I ordered samples from the house, they took 7 days and when they arrived the box smelled of that perfume before opening it. they sent a postcard sprayed with this perfume. I put it in the perfumes room and it still smells a lot when i enter. It’s so classy and smells natural and luxurious.

This is a very realistic, barely ripe peach scent. A hint of jasmine but truly a young greenish peach. Not a sugar bomb, not super juvenile. The scent is almost herbal in a way. A serious artistic fragrance. I love it. I usually layer this over a very light base application of Madurai by Memo for an incredible expression of jasmine and peach with an enormous sillage!

Lovely floral chypre with a beautiful peach opening. The patchouli is bright and becomes quite prominent on my skin in the dry down. Longevity is good, sillage seems average. Don't buy this if you're looking for something fruity and sweet. This is a bit more classic in structure.

It’s super nice! It totally has this peaches and cream vibe. In this case I would rather say peaches and musk :) it’s a fresh and sweet peach scent (slightly synthetic, but still delicious and smooth). Base it slightly woody but mostly musky! Love it! Follow me on IG: scent.guide

Tried it in Paris today. Lovely! Natural peach smell with loads of jasmine in the middle and base. Very refined and natural, silky, smooth as usual with L’Artisan. Very clean and silky. It lasted forever on my skin. Very great performance.

Very realistic juicy, fresh peach opening.Pretty simple and very natural peach scent.Comes off quite strong from the paper. Feminine and delicate. When I smell it it instantly reminds me of a peach tea or freshly cut peaches.

This is so good, I love it. I'm a person who generally dislikes perfumes, but this, this one I love. I can smell the peach just in the openings, it quickly becomes a soft rounded warm Jasmine on the skin.. love it.

It smells absolutely delicious, a realistic peach that isn't too sweet, perfect summer scent. I'm obsessed. Sadly it is way overpriced. It's not a hugely complex scent so I can't justify the price.

So, so lovely! Reminds me of delicious peach iced black tea. Fresh, juicy, yet elegant and so intriguing. Just wish it would last longer and have a bit more sillage.

A breezy, salty, realistic peach. Eating fresh fruit in a garden in Plovan, fresh laundry drying nearby, and jasmine wafting through the marine air.

Just wanted to mention in addition to my full review below, in winter this is absolutely gorgeous layered with Tea for Two.

This real peach on patchouli, i like it, unfortunately im not peach person

This is a juicy peach, but it is very strong. And it is something herbal in here that makes it a bit spicy. I get some mint, euacalyptus? Even though I don’t find it listed or anyone saying anything about that. Still, it is sweet but fresh and dewy. Cold and warm at the same time. But it is very perfumey. I tought that this would be more sweet and juvenile but it hits you in the face with its peach, and the longevity is surprisingly good, even in humid summer weather! I wore this for an entire day and it was just as strong as when I first applied it! In the drydown the jasmine takes a turn and almost overpowers the fragrance, and it makes it a bit more mediocre than what I anticipated from a «true peach» fragrance. But I can still get the juicyness and in a way it compliments the peach in a good way. In the last few hours though, this gets a bit soapy, and it clings to my skin like a lotion. Still, I feel like this perfume is a crowd pleaser, an adult peach with more layers than I tought, and for me I think it is worth a full-sized bottle. Can’t wait to wear this whilst laying in my garden and reading a good book.

Now, I highly dislike fruity fragrances, I wrinkle my nose at peach in a scent, and I loathe fruitchoulis. Given all this, I can say I like this one because it is a different fruitchouli. It is not your typical scent using fruits to make it sweet and feminine (although it is both these things), the ones I usually find nauseating, it is rather an exercise in photorealism by Maisondieu, and a damn good one. The peach is wet and fragrant, one of those from a Southern European garden, not from an American supermarket, and the patchouli is not just there as a backdrop, it actually has its natural woolly texture. If ever I decide to buy a fruity fragrance for spring/summer, it will be this one.

This is a lovely peachy jasmine with an airy, powdery texture. It has more body to it than I expected but maintains a delicate vibe. The patchouli doesn't stand out, so if you're not into patchouli, I still think you could like this. À Fleur de Pêche isn't overly sweet, but the bit that is present has a quality about it that keeps this fragrance at a like and not a love. The sweetness in this fragrance reminds me of aspartame for some reason. Longevity is excellent and the projection is just right — arm's length and has presence, but isn't a beast or a room filler. If you love a peach-jasmine combo, consider trying Dior's Jasmin Des Anges as well.

Opens with a very fresh peachy summer vibe, kind a unisex. Then it becomes powdery, like a peachy lipstick note. Really feminine for me. I bought it by attracting the opening. blond woman fragrance. Not a bad fragrance but I am not so happy. Jasmine is dominant.

Feminine summer near-banger. Synthetic peach with floral tones. Smells like a bingo hall, but in a good way. Fades into subtlety pretty quick. Would be better if it maintained the verve of the opening. I wish they did with peach what Coco Loco did with coconut.

Aquatic, powdery, and peachy. As the middle notes emerge, the floral scent surges in like a tidal wave, turning into a bubblegum-like floral aroma.

It's a nice spring-summer scent. At first, it smells very sweet like peach candy, then it dries down into something more complex, a little peppery.

Florals jump out to me first, and then peach, and then a saltiness. I enjoy this smell for summer :) simple, yet pleasant

Opens from the first spray with a linear peach, a high quality peach, fresh, slightly creamy — graciously added by the jasmine note. Nothing develops much after, it’s a soft peach all along, with a velvety dimension. If you want your skin to smell and feel like a peach’s peel, that is it then! Good longevity on skin, sillage close to skin. Perfect for a « soft girl » or a more mature lady, depending on style and preferences. Usually I’m all the way in for a juicy, tonic and sweet peach, so I’m skipping on this one personally. Too simple for me. ___ Projection, sillage, longevity : 7,5/10 Originality, presentation : 4,5/10 Quality, value : 7,5/10 6,5/10

I usually dislike peach, it makes my head dizzy and uneasy, but surprisingly, À Fleur de Pêche is so balanced, it doesn't smell like cheap body sprays at all, doesn't smell cheap, period. So harmonious, true smell of juicy peach. You would never feel nauseous smelling true peach in the nature. À Fleur de Pêche achieves exactly that. Bravo. I have never smelled a peach in a perfume so well made. Spray with caution as it can still make heads spin.

So, on my skin, the jasmine takes over, and it's almost as powerful as the jasmine in Mugler's Alien. I don't mind it but I was hoping for more peach, which is also present and is very lovely in this scent, but is immensely overshadowed by the jasmine. Interestingly, I am ok with patchouli here, even though it's note I tend to struggle with. Overall, this is a well done scent but heavy on the white floral, and not fruit.

My perception of this perfume is strongly influenced by temperature. Every time I spray it in summer, I smell nothing but overwhelming jasmine. No peach, minimal patchouli. Very linear, dull, and headache-inducing. In winter, I can smell the fresh peach and the nice patchouli. It becomes a lot more delicate and refreshing. This is a nice modern chypre, a peach scent that is not too sweet and warm.

This peach is too dry. I was looking for a ripe, juicy, dripping peach with the beautiful complexity that traditionally underlies L’Artisan creations. Instead I get quite a dry, minimalist peach, which is not bad but has nothing exciting to offer. Disappointed. I truly hope this is not the direction L’Artisan is heading.

À Fleur de Pêche isn’t really my thing, but I will admit that it’s pretty. It reminds me of peach rings and handmade lotions you might find in artisan pop-up-shops. It’s nothing remarkable, especially considering that this comes from a niche house. However, it is definitely very pleasant, fresh, and effervescent.

It is one pretty white flower perfume. Slightly linear with peach and adequate amount of patchouli just to give an earthy kick in the last development. Too airy to my taste, but very well blended concoction

I wanted to love this so, so badly - I love peach, and for some reason it’s so criminally underrated outside the East Asian market - but as usual the jasmine note ruins everything.

Patchouli ruins what should be delicate peach flower

On the blotter it's giving Haribo Peaches and Jasmine. On skin, it's a different story. You're standing in a peach orchard with crop failure. No peaches in sight. The trees are barren. A couple of yards away your companion accidently steps on a round stone that turns out to be a tiny, underripe peach! Mesmerized, they pick it up and toss it to you. As it flies through the air, past your face, you catch the faintest whiff of peach fluff before it lands behind a fence and disappears into the depths of the largest jasmine bush you've ever seen. The peach is gone. The bush is very much there. You wonder if you're having a heatstroke or if it was all some sort of Fata Morgana.

I ordered a sample of this hoping for a fresh ripe peach. This is not it. While very sophisticated and elegant when applied sparingly, this is definitely what my younger friends and coworkers would call “old lady”. Probably due to the patchouli. Not office friendly either. It’s pretty but not for me.

Unfortunately this has a quality I can't place that makes me nauseous, even though all the listed notes are ones I usually like. It does capture fuzzy peach skin really well though, and the saltiness is a fun sensual twist on peach but unfortunately it was a scrubber for me.

Far too 'subtle' for EDP... I do not normally go for strong scents but the scent was gone after less than ten minutes. It was as if I did not put any on. Very dissapointed as otherwise it is a feminine pleasant scent...

I typically love love love old lady scents that people drag all the time but this one is just not complex or deep enough to justify how stale it is? It smells like a glade plug in to me. First time wearing it though so I’ll return with an edit when I’ve given it more chances bc I was rooting for this. I can see why people would like it though it’s simple and not offensive but it’s just too bland and doesn’t dazzle me in any way whatsoever

A delicate, luminous fragrance, crafted with a rare sense of naturalness. There’s something deeply evocative about it almost nostalgic, yet never melancholic. The opening is soft, fruity, and remarkably realistic. The peach is immediately noticeable, but not in a sugary or artificial way. It truly recalls the scent of freshly picked fruit, still warm from the sun, with that velvety, slightly green nuance that smells of both skin and pulp at once. As it develops, the fragrance remains light and airy. The fruity facet intertwines with softer, cleaner notes, always maintaining a natural, almost transparent feel. It doesn’t seek intensity or elaborate complexity it’s entirely focused on atmosphere. The sillage is discreet, staying very close to the skin. On my skin, longevity is moderate around 4–5 hours with a more intimate presence already after the opening phase. It’s one of those fragrances that accompanies you without ever imposing itself. The character is clearly feminine, but in an elegant and delicate way, never overly constructed. What it evokes for me is childhood: a summer garden, the scent of fruit smelled straight from the tree, sticky hands covered in juice, and the calm air of slow, unhurried days. It’s perfect for summer, especially during the daytime, but thanks to its lightness and naturalness, it works beautifully all year round. A fragrance executed with great sensitivity. Simple only on the surface. Because when a perfume can take you that far away with such delicacy... it means there is truly something special within it.

I went to Harrod's to buy Abyssae and the sales person pointed out that A Fleur de Peche was one of their best sellers. I didn't pay much attention to it and purchased Abyssae anyway. She kindly placed two samples of AFdP it in my bag along with my purchase and I came back to the States without testing them. Boy, was she right! While I am very happy with my Abyssae purchase, I am also addicted to A Fleur de Peche. It will for sure be my next purchase. It feels like a juicy sweet peach with salt sprinkled on it. Very realistic. There are some stronger notes at the bottom anchoring the fragrance and they complement the peach very well. To the sales assistant at Harrod's - thank you, you brilliant thing!

I blind bought this when it was first announced/launched. Context I'm a male in my late 20s living in Asia and i am quite sensitive to white florals and patchouli. This is a very realistic non gender specific peach scent, its actually a very straight forward scent, a cup of brewed aromatic peach tea without any sweetener. Its a beautiful scent, sophisticated and youthful at the same time almost meditative. The jasmine contributes to its tea like quality, great for summer and imo office safe. Don't overspray this cuz it will get to you (accidently did this once) [probably cuz of the patch]. It doesn't leave a trail but its a scent for yourself and and those within an intimate bubble.

I finally had a chance to try this one out, as I'd been waiting to see what L'Artisan would do with my beloved peach. Sigh. It's perfumey, but not in a good way, and at the same time, it hints at Tom Ford Bitter Peach, which is not a favorite of mine. I was really hoping for more similarities to Lancôme Trésor, an airy, fresher, niche version of it, but that is not to be, and I can no longer wear Trésor as it gives me massive headaches, so I'm doubly disappointed. I will give it another try after a while, and see if timing and weather may have an affect, because I really wanted to like this one.

I am really glad I did not blind-buy this, although I normally love many L'artisan scents. This is a very basic fruitchouli, about 65% patchouli and 35% peach. The name should be "Fleur à Patchouli." I was expecting more of an emphasis on the lighter, sparkling fruity peach notes mentioned in reviews below, but the patchouli just drowns it out and makes it dirty and mossy.

I echo some other reviewers sentiments, this is way too subtle for an EDP. It smells nice but didn’t wow me and after 15 mins I couldn’t smell it anymore. After an hour it was completely gone from my skin. The first spray makes you think it will be stronger or at least that was my experience but soon you are letdown because it fades away shockingly fast.

This is pleasant, it’s a watery peach on a synthetic jasmine with musk.

fresh, juicy, almost velvety peach. can’t wait to own this one !!!