Angel Eau Sucree 2015

I am obsessed with gourmands. If it smells good enough to eat/drink, it's perfect for me. The only Mugler I like is Alien Essence Absolue. And I hated Angel EDP and EDT. The notes sound so delicious but the patchouli is just way too strong. Angel smells like sweaty armpits on me. But it smells amazing on my co-worker! I love Angel Sucree, I just blind bought the 2015 version because of a good price, and the notes/reviews. The opening is crazy freaky... minty and oily and plastic... but that goes away. Then it smells just like Tresor La Nuit to me. Then I get patchouli and cookies... which reminds me of Flowerbomb EDP, and then the drydown smells just like the way Angel smells on my coworker. I love it! But-- I can't really smell it on me, and I applied about 8 sprays this morning... over the course of 1-2 hours. It's def not a Mugler powerhouse, even as an EDT- Mugler knows how to clear a room. But it's like Flowerbomb EDP.... not as potent to ME as other people claim, however I do catch whiffs of it throughout the day. Soft sweet airy whiffs of delicious awesome. So I still think this blind buy was a WIN. Sometimes a quality frag means it becomes one with your body/skin and you radiate the scent rather than wear it. It becomes a lovely aura around you, rather than just sit on skin/clothes. I think that is the case here. The next best price on ebay were the 2014 versions, so I snagged that too. Some people say the 2014 is stronger? Even if it's the same exact scent, I will be so happy to have a backup anyways. It's weird that I get such lovely whiffs, but if I huff my shirt (where I sprayed) my shirt smells like mildew-y damp clothing, and that is not the case. This shirt is totally clean, haha. Unlike others, I really don't get overpowering berry. I can detect the lemon-cream-caramel pie, but overall it's just a very airy sweet foodie cuddly scent. I agree the patch just "grounds" the scent rather than overpowers. Which is probably why I love it. I've gotten used to patch in almost everything- and I quite enjoy it in Black Opium, I Heart New York for Her by Bond, Tresor La Nuit, etc.... except that damn original Angel. ;) I also find that Chopard Wish is very much like Angel on me, and does not work. :(

I scored big time with this one! I recently purchased a batch of half-filled testers. This one came in a bunch with two bottles 1/4 full of L'imperatrice original formulation, concentree d' Orange verte and a "partial" of Chance Eau Vive that turned out to be a full bottle. Many shops are going out of business in my country thanks to the economic downturn the government has caused, sucks but I am getting my grubby little hands on many fragrances I would have never been able to purchase otherwise. I have never owned any iteration of Angel Eau Sucree before, so I was pleasantly surprised with this one, I have tracked down mine to be a 2015 formula, Its not an incredibly complicated fragrance but It does have a lot of nuance. I am the one to shit on flankers but I have never found a Mugler flanker I wholeheartedly dislike, I went to shittin on em to try and purchase as many Vintages possible for my collection 🤡 The opening is ripe red berries, super savory, zesty yet so fresh they are almost minty (I Guess that would be the sorbet note). Smells tropical, kinda makes you wonder if there is also mango and pinneaple thrown in there for good measure. It's all I wanted Nova to smell like. The surprise is that the patch here is super dialed down from original Angel so I can actually wear this! The sweet is not super cloying, and the red berries do keep It from feeling like a pure gourmand... Oh but It is! It is a gourmand frag, the middle is this buttery caramel and slightly burnt meringue heart that go hand in hand with the patchouli base and the softest fluffiest powdery-est vanilla. The drydown: when It is sitting close to skin, after all the fruit party has departed and the ethyl maltol has evaporated, smells like literal vanilla cupcakes, the caramel and vamilla give Sucree 2015 a buttery confectionery quality. I'm slightly bummed because this is It, all I have is around 25 mls left, I Will not be able to repurchase, but I will rock the crap Out of it. Out there probably there is a flanker of la vie est Belle that smells somewhat like this plus the patchouli stank that makes me wanna go vom vom, all I have to do is actually find It and not lose my nose on the journey.

Angel has always terrified me. Every time I have sprayed it on a test strip I have been absolutely repulsed. It smelled so awful and strange to me, like grass, candy and motor oil. But when I began to get into fragrance and joined Fragrantica, I began seeing the overwhelming love for Angel and felt like I was missing out. But I just couldn't get myself to ever love it. Until Sucree. I have been reading the reviews of this fragrance for a while and deciding the notes were definitely something I would love. I finally saw Eau Sucree at Macy's yesterday, and of course the bottle was beautiful. I was pulled to it like a magnet and sprayed it on a paper. Not as shocking as Angel, but still rubbed me the wrong way. I was disappointed that i almost couldn't get myself to skin test it, but I was done being afraid and spritzed a generous amount into my arm. And it was INSTANT LOVE. It melted into my skin like sorbet. The sharpness of the initial test was gone, and this scent transformed into something warm, sensual and dreamy. Whipped cream is definitely the main charm of Eau Sucree, along with juicy berries and some strong patchouli. It's sweet, but at the same time earthy and quite unique. The rest of the day consisted of me caressing my nose with my arm and flying away into fragrance paradise. I can't stop thinking about it. It's so lovely. *** sillage: heavy longevity: VERY long lasting

People, if you're into gourmands - get your hands on this! :) It starts off with sweet, tart red berries (smells most of red currants to my nose) and it's pretty zesty the first few minutes. After that, in comes the meringue and caramel yumminess that puts the whole composition together for me. The patchouli isn't harsh or too earthy (dirty), but it simply grounds it a little bit and keeps it from being sickly. It is fresh enough to be worn during summer and summer nights, but I also think it will do a good job during fall/winter as well. I preferably wear it during nighttime for some reason (sometimes I find it just a little bit too sweet on hot, sunny days - not cloying though!) but it could easily be worn during daytime if you wanted to. Longevity is decent too. I can still smell it on clothing and in my hair the morning after wearing it. Here the other day a male friend of ours visited. His comment when he arrived was: "Oh man, something in here smells amazing" (and I had just doused myself in Angel Eau Sucree). I also have to add that I'm not a big fan of the original Angel because it doesn't sit right on my skin, but this version I LUV! <3

I know that I've already written about it,but now I know that my friend's sample was about previous year's version(light blue bottle).as soon as I saw 2015 version in a perfume shop I grabbed it.I thought sucree 2014 was so delicious,so how much pretty 2015 is going to be with more gourmand notes.I know it's a childish conclusion but it turned out to be right.they're very similar but 2015 is a tad sweeter and more buttery.I'm a gourmand lover so I'm always looking for them and I have to confess angel sucree is among my top ten gourmands.and I still believe it's more a fall scent than a summery one highly recommended to all gourmand lovers.this one and angel muse are so delicious that made me change my idea about the whole angel line I'm thankful that it matches with my skin chemistry and I can't get anything medicinal or sharp here,just edgeless sweet,caramelized goodness with very good projection without being cloying it happens very rare for me to repurchase a perfume,but I know I have to stock it and make sure that I'll never run out of it.I want to bath in this melted deliciousness forever scent:10/10 bottle:10/10 longevity and sillage:8/10

Now Im no spring chicken and I remember wearing Angel when it first came out. I wore it too much in the end and then hated it. I still do. It was a hit bexause it was so very different to rest of the mainstream fragrances available then. I really wear more niche now but this is my guilty pleasure. Mugler is a master when it comes to sweet fragrance and this is one of the best. It opens fresh, tart from the berries with the sorbet, meringue and vanilla closely following. Patch and vanilla are listed in the notes but they are definitely in the background in this. I only tested this fragrance because someone gave me a sample. My first thoughts were its going to be some girly confection but I was insulting Mr Mugler. It is just so addictive. It never becomes cloying which was one of the problems I had with Angel in the end. Those berries and sorbet keep it fresh, tart and moderately sweet. It has a decent sillage and the longevity is moderate which is very good for an edt. I wear it on warm evenings. I dare you to try it and not find it addictive!

One of my friends gifted me couple of samples and decants and angel sucree was amoung them.it's so yummy and so pretty that I can't even describe it.it's not a complex fragrance but I was hooked and totally in love from the first sniff I could detect all the notes listed.there was definitely caramel,cream,vanilla,redberry sorbet and a hint of patch but they are so well blended that it seems they're melted in and made a unit super delicious,very creamy concoction that I can't get enough I can see angel genes in it but there's just a very faint shadow of them.so that even if you hate original angel you can love this one It's a year round wearable gourmand IMO.because it has sorbet among it's notes doesn't compell me to find it a summer scent.right now it's autumn here and I know if I buy my own bottle Ican enjoy it rightnow Longevity and sillage are angelish,not as much as original angel but still very good Oh well,my must have ASAP wishlist is expanding again ❤❤❤❤❤

If Angel EDT is one step away from Angel EDP, then Eau Sucree is one step and a tiny shuffle over. Distinctively lighter and more foodie than its siblings, but with a recognizable lineage. Sucree retains a hint of its predecessors husky patchouli, but layers intensely juicy, sour, and tart berries and fluffy, mouthwatering sugar on top. Unlike other flankers, I don't detect a warm vanilla at all, as the sweetness clearly originates from a nearly candy-like meringue. The sorbet is distinctly present too, as a citric icee-pop scent that I can almost taste. The overall effect is not like a freshly baked pastry, but instead cooling and refreshing like a popsicle. Despite all of the sweetness, the softly woody patchouli and tart berries temper the sugary influence so they don't become cloying. Overall, Sucree is a nice alternative for the heavier Angel EDP (and flankers) when it is warm out. My only complaint is that is is not as long lasting as other Muglers.

Amazing. Sour/sweet, red berry sorbet patchouli. Gorgeous. Yet another example of how Thierry Mugler can use patchouli like no other perfumer - truly amazing. Angel flankers truly continue the legend of the original like no other line. Angel Eau Sucree is the rare oriental that is excellent in summer heat - it's because this is more sour than sweet, but in a delicious way. The scent is a sour gourmand rather than a rich or cozy one, so I doubt it would perform as well in winter. The patchouli really spikes things up and refreshes. After a couple hours, the drydown of caramel/vanilla is a nice little skin scent. This definitely doesn't last more than 3 or 4 hours, so longevity is a joke, but I love it because the opening of the red berry sorbet patchouli is my favorite part, so I gladly re-spritz throughout the day. Summer is short, but I've heard Angel Eau Sucree is a limited edition and I think I may buy a back-up bottle!!

I wanted something specific - I went to the store and nearly had a heart attack at my young age when I saw the price tag. So I was on the hunt for something similar (in the similar vein). The Sales Assistant insisted that I try Eau Sucree - which I did. On paper all I could smell was Vicks (yes, the vapo rub). She said I should rather try on my skin, so I thought I'd give it a go, since I do like the original - Vicks again! I kept searching for something similar to what I wanted, when I started getting a whiff of deliciousness. To my surprise it was Angel Eau Secree... Just there and then I turned around and grabbed the second last bottle off the shelf. I wore this for my 6th wedding anniversary and could not stop sniffing myself! It's such a shame that this is a limited edition - the chances of finding another bottle of this beauty is extremely rare, but I'm glad I got the opportunity to at least get one

I blind bought this a few days ago, and the scent itself is amazing. Gourmand lovers will not be disappointed! Sweet yet sour berries in the opening is my favourite part. I really love that sour note - it's fresh, bright, and very well done. On the dry down, a sweet (but never cloying) meringue puff envelops you. It's a beautiful fragrance, but sadly the sillage is not great - I have to put my arm right up to my nose to be able to smell it. Definitely not a powerhouse fragrance like the original Angel. I'm not sorry I bought it, but I do wish it packed more of a punch. This one can safely be sprayed several times without overpowering or offending others around you. Von Freckle - I have all three of the fragrances you listed below, and while they are of the same ilk, I don't find any of them remotely the same. As a self-confessed fragrance junkie, I must have them all! :)

Deff an eye roller && by that I mean when I smell it my eyes roll to the back of my head, it's just pure sweet gourmand sex && I love it! If a scent can make my eyes roll back it deserves a place in my collection. I've been in search for a new scent && I thought this would be to heavy for now (being summer here & an angel flanker) but no thankfully you really just pick up more of the sweeter tones && less patchouli. Anyone who's a lover of gourmands && likes angel but is off putted a bit by the in your face patchouli will deff. respect & enjoy this more. I also found that over half of my fragrances in my collection fall under this group (Oriental Vanilla) so this will pair well with a lot of my scents, but it works just a fine on it's own, it's a must buy I can't stop sniffing my wrist, welcome to the family 'Eau Sucree'! <3 :D

This perfume makes me feel classy and stylish. The beginning of Angel Eau Sucree 2015 is a little sweet then gradually it becomes sour and creamy, it is almost linear and does not change the notes much as it soon comes closes to the skin scent! Aside from the smell of patchouli, I also smell mint that is very similar to the smell of mint used in Aura! Which brings the atmosphere of the other Mugler perfumes family to the mind! In my opinion, Angel Eau Sucree 2015 is suitable for all seasons, but it is more suitable for mild weather! It lasts a long time, with moderate to low projection but I wish it wasn't like that as I love this perfume, It is such a shame that others can't detect such a beautiful smell properly. Yet the beautiful star shape bottle with its sugar grains can attract everyone's attention to itself!

Ordered this on the website probably the day it came out. Wanted a backup of Angel Eau Sucree, I also have the 2014 bottle, which is frosted. This one is slightly different from that one - the berries are a little different. It is very, very slight, but I don't think sorbet was a note in the other one and it is in this one, and I smell the difference. Mostly just in the opening though. Will have to test side by side later and update! I LOVE this bottle compared to the other one, too. I could never get into the weird matte blue star. This one is just gorgeous. EDIT: Wanted to add that the drydown is exactly the same as 2014. It is only the opening few minutes that have a very small change. I would not mind if they continued re-releasing this frag as a limited edition in a new bottle every year! :hint hint: ;)

Oh no I shouldn't have tried this! I bought a sample of this and when I tried it yesterday for the first time I immediately knew I need a full bottle of this! It's just a very lovely gourmand, also suitable for warmer weather because it's kind of cold/fresh sweet. It has decent longevity and sillage. And it's not generic, maybe because it's a Mugler scent? I tried a few of his scents lately and I found of all of them are uniques scents. Update: I'm getting a little obsessed with this scent. Even when I'm not wearing it, I think I can smell it lol! At the moment my opinion about this amazing perfume is that to my nose, it's close to perfection. It quickly became my number 1 favourite.

Finally I have my first Angel in my fragrance collection!! I absolutely have a huge aversion against the original Angel which makes me sick to my stomach... But this one is absolutely delicious! Last year I tried the 2014 version of which I liked the dry down a lot, but not so much the opening as it still had a pretty strong patchouli going on which reminded me the original. 2015 Version on the other hand smells good already from the start. A scrumptious, sweet and creamy scent surrounds me from beginning to end. It's strong but not overpowering and it lasts well. Extra kudos for the beautiful blue bottle, it's gorgeous! ❤❤❤❤❤

I’m honestly surprised that L’Oréal hasn’t done a traditionally sweeter version of the original like they did here back in the day.. the formula seems soooo simple. Just make it more sugary sweet and tone down the patchouli, BUT make it an edp with similar strength to the OG. Seems like the easiest thing they could do and it would def sell. Like wdym we haven’t received a vanilla forward Angel flanker yet??? Come on L’Oréal. Reinvent the gourmand like how Mugler invented it with the original

On my left wrist i have angel and on my right wrist i have eau sucree. Both are gorgeus and sweet. They are at list on my skin not so strong as people says. After a few minutes angel begin to change from sweet to a bitter smell. Also a sweat note starts to appear. This sweat note seems really a body odor. It is not too strong but also not really nice. So i bought eau sucree. I walked outside in the rain and I kept getting wiffs of a delicious sweet fragance. I think I made the good choice.

This is a really nice, super sweet variation of Angel that doesn't smell like the original Angel. I think TM fragrance flankers have an odd habit of smelling almost exactly like the original from which they are based. Thankfully this version of Angel smells nothing like the original. It's fluffy, sweet, and delicious. Long-lasting and just as powerful as original Angel. A super gourmand sure to please everyone who's into delicious-smelling perfumes.

This is so sweet and delicious. Love red berries. The patchouli isn't too strong as it is for me in the original Angel. I love it so much, but unfortunately it's not very long lasting, lasts only a couple hours for me. It's pretty similar to Victoria's secret Victoria, except Victoria is weaker and shorter lived. I'm really loving it and will probably be able to use up my bottle since I can refresh it so often, and spray liberally when I do.