Honey Oud opens with a gourmand accord of English honey and vanilla which combine to add a velvet softness to the oud oil and accentuate the rose at the heart of this complex fragrance.
The exclusive fragrance is created with oud oil from a certified sustainable source of agarwood.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a close, low-voiced scent for evenings when you want warmth rather than projection: a softly lit room, a tailored jacket, skin heat bringing out honeyed amber and rose over the oud. It reads intimate, polished and slightly seductive.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or air-conditioned settings, where its honeyed sweetness and woody depth stay smooth. A light application is enough; one to three sprays gives a refined trail that sits close to the skin, with the vanilla and amber becoming creamier as it warms.
Who it’s for
For those who like oud made smoother, sweeter and more approachable, with a polished woody-amber profile. It suits wearers drawn to sensual but restrained fragrances, especially if they enjoy honey, vanilla and rose wrapped around a dark resinous base.
Release year
2014
The nose
Floris perfumery team
Floris’s story
Floris is a heritage British house built on restraint, refinement and continuity. Its fragrances tend to balance classical structure with modern wearability, drawing on a long family archive while keeping the style polished, intimate and distinctly English.
Honey Oud’s concept
Launched in 2014 as part of Floris’s modern oud direction, Honey Oud was built around the contrast between English honey, vanilla and oud oil. The composition softens the darkness of oud with a gourmand sheen and a rose heart, using sustainably sourced agarwood to give the idea a contemporary, more wearable form.
Extra info
Honey Oud was introduced alongside Leather Oud as part of Floris’s modern oud collection. It is notable for pairing oud with English honey and for using oud oil from a certified sustainable source of agarwood. The fragrance has also inspired a matching bodycare line.
Honey Oud opens with a gourmand accord of English honey and vanilla which combine to add a velvet softness to the oud oil and accentuate the rose at the heart of this complex fragrance.
The exclusive fragrance is created with oud oil from a certified sustainable source of agarwood.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a close, low-voiced scent for evenings when you want warmth rather than projection: a softly lit room, a tailored jacket, skin heat bringing out honeyed amber and rose over the oud. It reads intimate, polished and slightly seductive.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or air-conditioned settings, where its honeyed sweetness and woody depth stay smooth. A light application is enough; one to three sprays gives a refined trail that sits close to the skin, with the vanilla and amber becoming creamier as it warms.
Who it’s for
For those who like oud made smoother, sweeter and more approachable, with a polished woody-amber profile. It suits wearers drawn to sensual but restrained fragrances, especially if they enjoy honey, vanilla and rose wrapped around a dark resinous base.
Release year
2014
The nose
Floris perfumery team
Floris’s story
Floris is a heritage British house built on restraint, refinement and continuity. Its fragrances tend to balance classical structure with modern wearability, drawing on a long family archive while keeping the style polished, intimate and distinctly English.
Honey Oud’s concept
Launched in 2014 as part of Floris’s modern oud direction, Honey Oud was built around the contrast between English honey, vanilla and oud oil. The composition softens the darkness of oud with a gourmand sheen and a rose heart, using sustainably sourced agarwood to give the idea a contemporary, more wearable form.
Extra info
Honey Oud was introduced alongside Leather Oud as part of Floris’s modern oud collection. It is notable for pairing oud with English honey and for using oud oil from a certified sustainable source of agarwood. The fragrance has also inspired a matching bodycare line.