Description
Royal Blend Sequoia is a floral fruity gourmand for women and men, released by French Avenue in 2025. It opens with ripe raspberry poured over cognac and a sweet liqueur note, warm and boozy with a bright fruity edge.
A soft rose and a green touch of moss form the heart, keeping the sweetness from tipping into syrup. The base brings praline, oak and sandalwood together for a rich, nutty, woody finish that lingers well at extrait strength.
Inspired By
Royal Blend Sequoia is commonly compared by wearers to Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis, the raspberry and rose version of the Angels’ Share line. Both share raspberry, cognac, rose and sandalwood. French Avenue does not name an inspiration.
The comparison refers to scent profile only. Royal Blend Sequoia is French Avenue’s own composition in its own bottle and packaging. Scent Limited is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kilian Paris, and all brand names belong to their respective owners.
Fragrance Notes
Top: Raspberry, Cognac, Liquor
Heart: Rose, Moss
Base: Praline, Oak, Sandalwood
Main Accords
Woody, Sweet, Fruity, Rose, Alcohol
Best Worn
Suited to autumn and winter, dinners and evening occasions. Go lightly in warm weather, as the praline and raspberry become more pronounced in heat.
Product Details
+ Brand: French Avenue (part of the Fragrance World group)
+ Range: Royal Blend
+ Size: 100ml
+ Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
+ Gender: Unisex
+ Launched: 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Royal Blend Sequoia smell like?
Raspberry and cognac at first, then rose and moss, drying down to praline, oak and sandalwood.
What is Royal Blend Sequoia compared to?
Wearers often compare it to Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis rather than the original Angels’ Share. It is French Avenue’s own composition.
How is Sequoia different from the original Royal Blend?
They are separate fragrances. The original Royal Blend uses cognac, cinnamon and plum with iris, while Sequoia swaps in raspberry, rose and praline for a sweeter, fruitier result.
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