We list it as a match for one original, Tom Ford Lost Cherry. It is provisionally scored 8 for accuracy and 8 for longevity, from $20: we don't yet have a source for those scores that you can check. The Scent File Pick for Lost Cherry is ALT Fragrances Cherry Smash.
Provisional scores: no source for them that you can check yet.
Against Tom Ford Lost Cherry, Maison Alhambra Lovely Cherie has a provisional accuracy 8 — a score we can't yet back with a source you can check. At $20–$35 versus $405, it's a low-risk way to sample the style, not a verified match.
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Widely cited as a clone of Tom Ford Lost Cherry.
What is missing: a source for these scores that you can open and check. Until we have one, the scores are drawn hatched, not solid.
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The first 3 of the other 4 matches we list for Tom Ford Lost Cherry, in our ranking.
Five reviewers who know Lost Cherry compare the two and all find it close, from about ninety percent to the closest they have smelled; one prefers it to the Tom Ford. It is reported as very strong and long lasting, all day on skin and days on fabric.
Twelve reviewers who know Lost Cherry compare the two. Seven find it practically identical or extremely close, three find it close but a little different, and two say it leans to almond and is not Lost Cherry. Most report long wear; one gives five to six hours.
Adjacent cherry-almond-pistachio gourmand territory; softer and creamier than Lost Cherry's boozy finish.
FragranticaWhat it clones
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