Jasmine & Sun Rose

I never pick up the raspberry note, and I would say the bergamot is the main note in the opening. The rose and jasmine really shine through in the dry down, and although this is not a light floral scent to me, I do think this performs best in the spring and summer. However, I can see this working year round. It performs well for an EDT, so don't overspray (2-3 sprays is enough) and you will get a good 4 hours from it.

soft musky floral.. jam like sweet. elegant and clean but also playful. the rose here is so nice. beautiful blend. hard to dislike. yes like review below said. sort of CM but without citrus. its way better in the showergel form.

I was given a sample and oh boy this is nice. I am not a big fan of floral scent. But this one won me over. I might buy a bottle.

A blind buy, but one that's paid off. Lovely citrusy floral fragrance, very mature and suitable for everyday use.

I blind bought this one at a steep discount - always a risk, but it was one that worked. This is lovely - a light musky floral, with some sweetness provided by the peach. It's a little powdery on my skin - in many ways it reminds me of Shalimar Souffle de Lumière by Guerlain, in how it settles into a "bright and light, powdery and clean" scent. Souffle has a touch more citrus and no rose, but they're both working with a similar palette and have a similar vibe. Very well blended, too. It is very light and it doesn't project much. I wore this out and about, and within a few hours I could no longer smell it at all. I'm not sure if I'd buy it at full price because of this, but if I ever saw it on discount again I'd snap up a second bottle. Definitely worth a try.

A blind buy - as it's hard to test Molton Brown where I am, so thanks for the reviews. I can see why there may be some comparisons with Coco Mdm as there is an initial rosiness that is very close to it. I'd say, if you have Coco Mdm, you don't need this one too ;) On me, Jasmine and Sun Rose seems quite strong, so I'm going to go lightly with it - I think it would be lovely sprayed onto a scarf for winter and would be quite comforting. Could be a little cloying for summer but will test out in a few months.

Patchouli & Sun Rose would be more appropriate as a name for this fragrance. If you’re missing the 2012 Miss Dior, go for it – patchouli galore and rose and jasmine, wow. Molton Brown always manages to recreate a lovely rose note; here as in Delicious Rhubarb & Rose it’s jammy. In the beginning projection is great and it seems to last quite a while too, not a powerhouse anyway. As others have already pointed out, Jasmine & Sun Rose is more a winter than a summer scent – great on a sunny Sunday in February.

I thought this one was pretty good. Don’t misinterpret my review, it isn’t much like Delina however I think it gives off the same type of Delina-esque scent profile with an added maturity. Mature but still playful and delicate. :-)

A very soft sweet light rose and jasmine combo which is well blended. I am not really doing justice to this review as tried briefly on my skin but it does remain close to the skin. Nothing ground breaking for the price tag.

Very close to Coco Mademoiselle, but without the bright citrus top notes. Had a feeling that most of Molton Brown scents are copies of best selling perfumes. I guess it is a cheaper alternative to CM.

Close to sickly-sweet. I really wanted to like this but found it almost nauseating until it dried down. Might give it another try in the spring/summer.

Supercurious about this one! Tempted to blind buy it