Fragrantica - "I am in love with this. This was what I wanted TF Bitter Peach to smell like, but Bitter Peach was too medicinal for me. Smells like peach candy with woody, musky undertones. So yummy. Not to mention incredibly better value than any TF fragrance!"
Fragrantica - "The peach and gardenia notes are front and center, with a hint of vanilla sweetness and a heap of musky, powdery saffron and ambergris. This is a cottagecore perfume if I’ve ever tried one. You’re wearing a flowy pastel dress with puff sleeves and eating ripe, sugared peaches in a flower garden. The floral, musky, powdery notes stick around the longest in the dry down."
Fragrantica - "Sorce’s take on peaches is divine and truly reminds me of what I love about TFs minus the headache inducing patchouli. The peach is realistic and borders effervescent. The brand’s take on fruit notes has my undivided attention. If you’re looking for linear, shallow, sugary, gourmands then Sorce’s creations won’t scratch that itch. If you enjoy more complex scents, then look no further. This brand is such a breath of fresh air."
Fragrantica: "I’ve tried enough peach scents that I’ve developed subcategories: fresh peach, floral peach, and sweet peach. This has elements of all three, but on me it leans mostly floral. The peach and gardenia notes are front and center, with a hint of vanilla sweetness and a heap of musky, powdery saffron and ambergris. This is a cottagecore perfume if I’ve ever tried one. You’re wearing a flowy pastel dress with puff sleeves and eating ripe, sugared peaches in a flower garden. The floral, musky, powdery notes stick around the longest in the dry down."
Fragrantica: "I love this one. A juicy, realistic peach scent."
Fragrantica: "I don’t own many peach scents, but have always been intrigued with TF’s Sour Peach, the only issue is the patch inevitably resulted in a migraine with every test. Sorce’s take on peaches is divine and truly reminds me of what I love about TFs minus the headache inducing patchouli. The peach is realistic and borders effervescent. The brand’s take on fruit notes has my undivided attention. If you’re looking for linear, shallow, sugary, gourmands then Sorce’s creations won’t scratch that itch. If you enjoy more complex scents, then look no further. This brand is such a breath of fresh air."
Fragrantica: "I’m in love with these fragrances from this house! They’re so creative. This on is both a natural peach that crosses into a slightly jammy peach with the vanilla. The rest of the fragrance reminds me of my favorite gardenia fragrance Gardenia by M. Micallef. It’s a beautiful fleshy gardenia mixed with salty ambergris and of course that vanilla. There is that pinch of earthy vetiver which I love. But, it’s not heavy on me. My skin dials up certain notes too like Leather or powdery notes so I know what that other reviewer is talking about but thankfully that’s not happening with me here. It’s like M. Micallef but with far, far more juicy peach. This is so pretty and I’m a huge peach fan so, nice work."
Fragrantica: "This perfume smells like August. It’s meant for those who believe summer ends at the end of September. Like there is no rush for fall and its crisp leaves and crisp weather. They appreciate the fullness of the summer for what it is—no more, no less. It’s indulging in and appreciating the seasonal fruit while you still can. The peach is perfectly ripe, like getting the last batch before they get too small, too hard, and mold too fast. The fragrance is sweet and weighted, perfect for the days the sun starts setting a little earlier. It’s a golden hour scent, not particularly day or night. Its only flaw is that it’s so seasonal for me. I feel like I can only wear it until the Fall Equinox. Just like the Summer season, it doesn’t last forever, but I think that makes it more special. I look forward to wearing this scent next year."
