Sutoor

Is it Worth It?

It's not a perfect dupe, but it gets you surprisingly close . The slightly synthetic opening and earthier base are the main differences.

Who should buy this? Anyone looking for an affordable, fruity-boozy scent that's perfect for fall or cooler evenings.

Notes & Nuances

Okay, Sutoor. This is Lattafa's take on Tom Ford's Bitter Peach, and right out of the gate, you get that juicy peach blast. It's not quite as photorealistic as Bitter Peach – there's a slightly synthetic edge here, like peach candy instead of a ripe fruit. But honestly, it's close. The blood orange adds a nice citrusy zip, and the cardamom gives it a spicy warmth.

As it dries down, the boozy rum and cognac notes come forward, adding a touch of sophistication. Davana brings a herbal element. Where it really differs from Bitter Peach is in the base. Sutoor's patchouli is more prominent, giving it an earthy grounding that the original lacks. I'd say it captures around 89% of the Bitter Peach vibe.

Projection Power

The projection is moderate for the first hour or two, creating a nice scent bubble. After that, it settles closer to the skin. Longevity is decent, I get about 6-7 hours on my skin. You'll definitely need to reapply for a full day.