White Meringue
Fragrance notes
Character
Maiora Parfum builds White Meringue as a thick, dairy-heavy gourmand that leans fully into its lactonic accord. Condensed milk and butter lead the opening, joined by coconut and almond. Lemon and honey add a small bright edge, but the first impression is creamy and dense rather than fresh.
Tonka bean and vanilla carry the heart alongside rose and peony. The floral side stays quiet under the milk and baklava notes. Sugar and caramel return in the base with musk and berries, so the sweetness never really relaxes. It is rich, a little heavy, and very much a dessert scent.
People who enjoy loud, edible compositions will feel at home here. It suits cooler days when a warm, cozy layer feels right and the air invites something comforting. If you usually reach for dry woods, crisp citrus, or anything subtle, this will feel like too much.
Antonio Gigli composed a fragrance that smells like a bowl of sweet custard topped with crushed nuts and soft fruit, sitting on a kitchen table while the windows are fogged from the cold outside.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
