Fleurs de Cerisier
Juicier cherry meets pale cherry blossom, cooler freesia and lily of the valley, surrounded by softer musk and amber warmth.
Perfumer: Jérôme Epinette
Fleurs de Cerisier evokes cherry blossoms announcing spring in Haute-Provence, alongside juicier cherry fruit. This is the current eau de toilette presented in the 2025 Flora Orchestra design. Jérôme Epinette explores the contrast between delicate, airy freesia and lily of the valley and softer cherry fruit. The blossom impression gains a rounded foundation without losing its lighter floral character, suggesting a spring breeze through the Luberon.
Cherry brings juicier, ripe-fruit sweetness, while a cherry blossom accord forms a paler, softer floral centre. Freesia and lily of the valley contribute cooler, more transparent flower character. Musk surrounds the fruit and flowers in the base, with gentle amber warmth contributing a cleaner, softer finish. The combination suggests lighter petals with rounded fruit rather than a dense cherry dessert, for someone who wants both cool floral detail and restrained sweetness.
Try it for a spring walk or daytime outing with a softly coloured shirt or lighter knitwear. The selected 50mL bottle pairs clear glass and rounded shoulders with a tall pale label. A black cylindrical cap sits over a ringed black neck, while the label ends in a rounded curve. Pale liquid, black lettering and a thicker glass base bring the spring-flower theme into a contemporary design.





