Cologne Blanche

Name: Cologne Blanche by Dior
Brand: Dior

2004 · Unisex · Citrus & Fresh

Cologne Blanche by Dior was launched in 2004, a citrus & fresh fragrance unisex. Its accord profile is led by citrus, almond and sweet. Key notes: Sweet Almond, Orange and Bergamot.

At a glance

Dominant accords	citrus, almond, sweet
Key notes	Sweet Almond, Orange, Bergamot, Rosemary
Community rating	3.90/5 from 364 votes

3.90/5

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from 364 votes
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Accord profile

citrus17%almond12%sweet12%fresh spicy11%aromatic11%white floral10%vanilla9%nutty9%fruity9%

Note pyramid

Top, heart and base notes as recorded for this composition. Each note links to every other fragrance in the database that uses it.

Top notes

Sweet Almond
Orange
Bergamot
Rosemary

Base notes

About this fragrance

Written from the structured record above — note pyramid, accord weights, perfumer credit and era.

Cologne Blanche (2004) is a Dior rarity that sits at the intersection of cologne freshness and dessert-like warmth. The opening is a bright, almost effervescent blend of orange, bergamot, and rosemary, lifted by a distinct sweet almond note that gives it a marzipan-like character. As it settles, the citrus remains prominent—often described as 100% citrus in accord breakdowns—while the base of vanilla and tonka bean adds a creamy, soft-focus sweetness. The overall effect is a woody floral musk that feels both crisp and comforting, with a subtle white floral undertone that emerges in the drydown.

Collectors who appreciate nuanced, unisex compositions will find this appealing, especially those who enjoy almond and vanilla in a lighter, more citrus-forward context. It suits daytime wear in spring and summer, though the sweet base gives it enough depth for cooler evenings. Because it is discontinued, bottles are sought after for their unusual balance of fresh and gourmand elements. This is not a loud fragrance; it is intimate, refined, and best for someone who wants a cologne with a gentle, almond-kissed twist.

中文簡介

Cologne Blanche（2004）係 Dior 一款已停產嘅中性香，將古龍水嘅清新同甜品般嘅暖意結合。開場係橙、佛手柑同迷迭香嘅明亮柑橘，加上突出嘅甜杏仁，散發杏仁糖般嘅氣息。基調嘅雲呢拿同零陵香豆帶來柔滑甜潤，整體係木質花香麝香調，乾燥後有淡淡白花香。適合鍾意杏仁同雲呢拿但唔想太甜膩嘅收藏家。春夏白天用最啱，涼爽夜晚亦可。因為停產，樽身難求，值得留意。

Reference data

House	Dior
Name	Cologne Blanche
Launched	2004
Marketed as	Unisex
Dominant family	Citrus & Fresh
Notes recorded	6
Accords	9

Quick answers

Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.

What are the notes in Cologne Blanche?

Cologne Blanche by Dior: top notes are Sweet Almond, Orange, Bergamot and Rosemary; base notes are Vanilla and Tonka Bean.

What accords does Cologne Blanche have?

The dominant accords recorded for Cologne Blanche are citrus (100.0%); almond (71.0%); sweet (69.3%); fresh spicy (66.9%); aromatic (63.8%).

When was Cologne Blanche launched?

Cologne Blanche by Dior was first released in 2004.

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