Fragrantica: "This is a sour green apple (core and all!) smothered in SWEET, sticky, syrupy, hot caramel. YUM. It fades into something warmer, gentler, less tart as the day goes by. Would drink this perfume if I could."
Fragrantica: "Not to be dramatic, but this may be my favorite perfume of all time. Idk why because it's very linear. Hyper realistic caramel apple. The apple is not too sweet. The caramel is not popcorn-y whatsoever. Just wow. I love it."
Fragrantica: "The more this dries down the better and more realistic it becomes. All of the Sorce perfumes I have tried have a pretty bad opening smell and this one is no exception. On first spray this is both way too sour and way to sweet smelling with a touch of like old. But that quickly fades to a fairly nice caramel apple scent and it finally settles into a more generic sort of sweet caramel scent. This fragrance also lasts a really long time. I put it on in the evening and could still smell it some when I woke up in the morning."
Fragrantica: "The apple in here is very realistic to me, it has that tart, watery scent of a real apple. It has some of the naturalistic elements mixed in like the apple stem and maybe a hiiiint of leaf. But ooooooweeeeee she is SWEET on top of that apple, I tell you what. The caramel is aggressively sweet and outlasts the apple scent. By the end of the day, I was mostly smelling that saccharine caramel lingering on my clothes. It's pretty linear but that apple does die back after a few hours, which is a little sad. I still really like this, it's probably my favorite from Sorce, but I do wish the apple was a little more prominent and the caramel a little less so. Bottle artwork is cute as shit, too. 7.5/10."
Fragrantica: "Incredibly crispy apple with a hint of caramel. on me, too bitter of an apple to be a true gourmand, the caramel and musk more so round out the sharpness with a bit of sweet, so faithful to the dessert itself. Grows softer as it develops, leaning more into the soft musk, and making the bite a little more fresh and less bitter. After about an hour, becomes much sweeter and less bitter, still without being overly gourmand or sweet. Delightful for the bitter in winter chill, and then the sweet once warmed again."
Fragrantica: "Absolutely love this. Smells like those flat caramel apple lollipops where you lick all of the caramel off before reaching an internal tart green apple center. Similar to a green apple Jolly Rancher in that it's very candied, but add a tart green apple skin, with a hint of caramel. I'd say this is more apple forward then caramel forward. Projection is moderate, and it lasts about 5-6 hours."
Fragrantica: "This is fascinating on skin. I hated the oil from the dabber, but it turned into a very sharp, bright apple with a bit of caramel. The only other caramel apple I have for reference is Solstice Scents Corvin’s Apple Fest, which is comparatively much sweeter, heavier, and extremely creamy. I’m saving that one for more wintery times, and some people compare it to a Yankee Candle. Sorce’s take is not candle like in that way. It seems to be fine for all weathers, I don’t think it’ll even be cloying for summer. Sorce does a good job of making non cloying gourmands. I don’t get plastic, playdoh, or synthetic weirdness, thankfully. I think this will grow on me."
Fragrantica: "Super PHOTOREALISTIC at the beginning. Like it’s beautiful & crazy how it smells EXACTLY like a sweet + tart juicy apple and warm caramel. But then on the dry down that goes away and it’s a little mundane. This brand does miracles."
Fragrantica: "Wow, incredible realistic smelling and cute candy apple. No offensive or unnecessary notes whatsoever. Pure joy if you love candy apples! More caramel glaze than apple. Performance is okay, not too loud."
Fragrantica: "This was a pleasant surprise! This is as realistic to a caramel apple as it gets. It’s a juicy red apple with a sweet caramel shell. I don’t know how they achieved it, but it’s deliciously good!"
