Ain’t That Sweet by DS&Durga
Men Women 2026
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Ain't That Sweet: DS&Durga's Playful Vanilla Oriental DS&Durga has unveiled Ain't That Sweet, a new fragrance due for release in 2026. It is the work of David Seth Moltz, the perfumer behind many of the brand's scents, and belongs to the Vanilla Oriental family. Created with both men and women in mind, the perfume mixes a sugary base with warm…
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Key notes
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Top
cinnamon
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Heart
praline
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Base
Bourbon vanilla
Community
3 votes
- Positive 67%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 33%
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About Ain’t That Sweet
Ain't That Sweet: DS&Durga's Playful Vanilla Oriental
DS&Durga has unveiled Ain't That Sweet, a new fragrance due for release in 2026. It is the work of David Seth Moltz, the perfumer behind many of the brand's scents, and belongs to the Vanilla Oriental family.
Created with both men and women in mind, the perfume mixes a sugary base with warm spices and resinous accents. Its title leans into the idea of unapologetic sweetness, yet the blend is more layered than the name suggests.
The top notes are cinnamon, myrrh, and sweet elements. The cinnamon establishes a cosy warmth, while the myrrh adds a resinous edge that prevents the opening from feeling overly sugary.
At the heart, praline and dates combine with white lily. The effect is a creamy, almost plush texture with a delicate floral lift, giving the perfume a rounded and indulgent character.
The base relies on Bourbon vanilla, condensed milk, and nutmeg. These notes anchor the fragrance in a soft, warm, and gently spiced finish that evokes a comforting veil.
Accords listed for the scent include sweet, fresh spicy, amber, and warm spicy, along with fruity, white floral, cinnamon, and lactonic traits. This mix gives it the feel of a gourmand that remains elegant and sophisticated.
At present, Ain't That Sweet holds an average rating of 4 out of 5 from three reviews. It's still early days, but the initial reception suggests a solid debut for the new release.
This fragrance suits those who appreciate sweeter oriental compositions with a spicy kick, especially if they have a soft spot for vanilla, cinnamon, and milky textures. It should also appeal to fans of niche houses like DS&Durga.
Ain't That Sweet is an assured and characterful fragrance that lives up to its name without overdoing the sugar. For lovers of warm, spicy vanillas, it looks set to be a rewarding discovery.
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Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
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