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Hour of Nectar by The Dua Brand

Men Women 2026

Perfumer
Mahsam Raza

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Hour of Nectar: A Fruity Floral Treat from The Dua Brand The Dua Brand has unveiled Hour of Nectar, a new unisex fragrance that is as delicious as it sounds. Perfumer Mahsam Raza crafts a floral-fruity blend that launched in 2026 and has already earned full marks from early reviewers. With sparkling citrus, ripe berries, salted caramel, and a warm…

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  • Winter 25%
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  • Day 50%
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positive reviews 2 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageStrong Best momentWinter

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About Hour of Nectar

Main accord citrus Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Mahsam Raza

Hour of Nectar: A Fruity Floral Treat from The Dua Brand

The Dua Brand has unveiled Hour of Nectar, a new unisex fragrance that is as delicious as it sounds. Perfumer Mahsam Raza crafts a floral-fruity blend that launched in 2026 and has already earned full marks from early reviewers.

With sparkling citrus, ripe berries, salted caramel, and a warm balsamic base, Hour of Nectar offers a juicy, comforting scent that works for both men and women. It's a fresh yet indulgent addition to any perfume wardrobe.

Hour of Nectar opens with a bright burst of Italian mandarin, orange, raspberry, and pear. These juicy top notes immediately set a lively, mouth-watering tone that draws you in.

The heart is built around salted caramel and sambac jasmine, an unexpected pairing that works beautifully. The salt reins in the sweetness, while the jasmine brings a refined white-floral touch, keeping the fragrance from becoming too dessert-like.

As it settles, the base reveals Siam benzoin, sandalwood, vanilla, and quandong—the desert peach. The benzoin adds a soft balsamic warmth, the sandalwood gives a creamy texture, and the vanilla wraps everything in comfort, with a slightly tart fruity twist from the quandong.

The accords are wonderfully broad: citrus, fruity, sweet, vanilla, woody, white floral, amber, warm spicy, powdery, and balsamic. This makes Hour of Nectar a perfume you can reach for in many situations, although its cosy sweetness feels especially suited to autumn evenings or winter days.

With two perfect ratings already, it's clear that this newcomer is making a strong impression. For a recent launch, it shows remarkable polish and confidence in its composition.

This fragrance will suit those who adore sweet gourmand florals, especially fans of jasmine, vanilla, and caramel. It's also great for anyone who appreciates a modern unisex scent with a luscious fruitiness and a hint of warm spice.

All in all, Hour of Nectar is a beautifully composed sweet perfume with enough complexity to keep you sniffing your wrist. If you like fruity floral blends with a cosy, balsamic drydown, this is well worth seeking out.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Woods and mosses Spices

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