Ramune by Monogatari
Men Women 2026
Description
Ramune Monogatari: A Bubbly, Nostalgic Scent from Monogatari Monogatari has introduced Ramune, an exciting new perfume for men and women, arriving in 2026. Part of the floral fruity family, it’s inspired by the Japanese carbonated soft drink that’s famous for its rather unusual bottle. Perfumer Eugene Ti has created something delightfully quirky: a sugary vanilla soda base, a hint of…
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About Ramune
Ramune Monogatari: A Bubbly, Nostalgic Scent from Monogatari
Monogatari has introduced Ramune, an exciting new perfume for men and women, arriving in 2026. Part of the floral fruity family, it’s inspired by the Japanese carbonated soft drink that’s famous for its rather unusual bottle.
Perfumer Eugene Ti has created something delightfully quirky: a sugary vanilla soda base, a hint of chewing gum, juicy lychee and a cooling mint leaf. It’s a composition that manages to be both playful and rather chic.
From the first spritz, you’ll notice a bright, sherbet-like effervescence. The vanilla soda accord is unmistakable, bringing to mind retro sweet shops and summer afternoons. The chewing gum note adds a soft, bubblegum quality, while lychee gives a fleshy, tropical fruitiness.
Around this, the perfume develops layers of green, aromatic and aldehydic nuances. The aldehydes are particularly effective, creating a shimmering texture that mimics fine bubbles. A fresh spice adds warmth amid the coolness, preventing the composition from becoming too airy.
For a perfume categorised as floral fruity, the floral element is surprisingly understated. It sits beneath the sparkling surface, connecting the different facets. The overall impression is of a clean, effervescent scent with a loveable candy heart.
Monogatari clearly intends Ramune to be worn without any preconceived ideas. It works brilliantly in warmer weather, but its creamy, sugary side means it can also bring a bit of sunlight to duller days. The sillage is noticeable yet friendly, making it appropriate for office or leisure.
Early reviews are strong—an average rating of 4.5 out of 5, based on six reviews. For a launch as unconventional as this, that’s a rather encouraging sign.
This is a fragrance for those who enjoy the sweeter things in life, but with a twist. It’s ideal for anyone who likes to play with their aura, embrace nostalgia, and prefers a scent that is unisex and joyful.
Ramune Monogatari is a victory for perfumery that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The combination of fizzy soda, chewing gum and mint is audacious, yet it wears effortlessly. A must-try for the adventurous collector.
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Leading answer Moderate
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