Narissa Et Moi by Maison Alhambra

Narissa Et Moi: A Fruity Floral Gourmand Launch by Maison Alhambra

Maison Alhambra has added a new unisex fragrance to its portfolio: Narissa Et Moi, arriving in 2026. Belonging to the floral fruity gourmand family, it combines berries, peach, white petals and creamy base notes.

The scent is designed for both men and women and has a clear progression: a bright, juicy opening, a lush floral heart, and a soft, milky, woody dry-down.

The top notes open on blackcurrant and peach, a classic sweet pairing that feels modern in this composition. The blackcurrant keeps things vivid, while the peach lends a soft, velvety texture. Together, they create an inviting start that makes the fragrance easy to approach.

At its heart, Narissa Et Moi blooms with tiare flower, magnolia, tuberose, jasmine, rose and geranium. The white flowers are prominent, giving the scent a smooth and slightly exotic character, while rose and geranium provide a familiar floral counterpoint. The blend is generous without feeling heavy.

The base is where the gourmand and comforting side really emerges. Milk, caramel, coconut, cashmere, amber and cedar come together in a smooth, creamy foundation. The caramel adds sweetness, but it is kept in check by cedar and cashmere, so the dry-down feels polished rather than sticky.

So far, the fragrance holds an average rating of 3.25 out of 5 based on 12 reviews. As a 2026 launch, it is still fresh to the market, making it an interesting sample for anyone who likes to explore new releases from Maison Alhambra.

Narissa Et Moi suits those who like unisex scents with plenty of white floral presence, a fruity opening, and a smooth, lactonic base. It will also appeal to wearers who enjoy gourmand fragrances with a subtle woody backbone, and to explorers looking for a new signature scent.

Narissa Et Moi is a pleasant, well-rounded new fragrance from Maison Alhambra. It manages to combine fruit, florals and comfort with real ease, making it a fine choice for everyday wear. As always, sampling it on the skin is the best way to judge its performance.