Ambery Cherry

My second perfume from dossier. This one smells like sour cherry and tobacco. The sour cherry note hits you first and then dries to a nice warm tobacco like scent from the tonka bean and benzoin. I think it means more masculine but it could be worn by us women as well. I am a woman and I actually prefer men’s scents because they last longer, are stronger and have a fresh scent profile as opposed to flowers or vanilla that the companies think women should smell like.

Smells great and not like every other perfume or cologne out there. I sprayed one spray on my shirt and it lasted about 4 hours. I bought my son the aromatic ginger cologne and that is going strong after several hours and smells so good.

I recently tried the Dossier “Ambery Cherry” Eau de Parfum, inspired by Tom Ford’s Lost Cherry, and I have to say I’m genuinely impressed with both the scent quality and value.

Right from the first spray, you get a rich burst of sweet, slightly tart cherry that smells natural—not overly artificial or candy-like. It’s balanced beautifully with a warm, almost ***** depth that gives it a more mature, luxurious feel. As it settles, the fragrance becomes softer and creamier, with subtle hints of almond and vanilla that add warmth and smoothness. There’s also a light ***** undertone that keeps it from being too sweet and makes it feel more unisex.

The longevity is surprisingly good for the price point. On my skin, it lasts around 6–8 hours, and even longer on clothing. The projection is moderate—it’s noticeable without being overpowering, which makes it perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions.

What really stands out is how close it smells to the high-end inspiration. If you love the vibe of Lost Cherry but don’t want to spend luxury prices, this is an excellent alternative. The packaging is simple but clean and elegant, and the bottle feels sturdy and well-made.

Overall, “Ambery Cherry” is a warm, sweet, slightly seductive fragrance that works well year-round but especially shines in cooler weather. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable dupe that doesn’t sacrifice performance or sophistication.

This has been the only perfume I've purchased from dossier that has been a complete disappointment. I blind bought few months ago because cherry scents were supose to be popular pretty sure it was labeled as a women's scent at the time also but me nor anyone I've let smell like it. It has a cherry smell but not a good one. Its very bland to me and definitely not feminine smell. My sis in law got a five below cherry perfume that smells way better. I got this when I got my ambery vanilla and a few weeks late my floral marshmallow but I still have not even used it as much as my fruity violet and fruity almond I got for cyber Monday.