100ml

SIMONE ANDREOLI

PACIFIC PARK

Name: PACIFIC PARK
Brand: SIMONE ANDREOLI
Price: 208.00 $
Availability: InStock

Eau De Parfum

Unisex

Sizes

Starting

$208

Description

Pacific Park by Simone Andreoli is a playful cotton-candy gourmand that bottles the carefree joy of Santa Monica’s seaside amusement park. Juicy mandarin, pear, and black currant burst open with a sparkling, fruity brightness before melting into a heart of candied fruit, cotton candy, and delicate lily of the valley. A creamy base of caramel, vanilla, and soft white musk wraps the composition in a warm, sugary cloud that feels both nostalgic and modern. This is a delightfully indulgent scent for those who love sweet, fun, theme-park style gourmands. Created by Simone Andreoli for unisex wearers.

Scent Profile

Gourmand

Fruity

Sweet

Floral

Warm

Notes

Top Notes

Mandarin

Pear

Blackcurrant

Middle Notes

Fruity Notes

Cotton Candy

Lily-Of-The-Valley

Candied Fruit

Base Notes

Caramel

White Musk

Vanilla

About SIMONE ANDREOLI

Simone Andreoli is an Italian niche fragrance house founded by perfumer Simone Andreoli, based in northern Italy, where he crafts olfactory compositions inspired by personal memories, travels, and emotions, turning scents into immersive travel journals. The brand's signature style features joyful, often tropical fragrances with indulgent luxury and a playful sophistication that embraces a genderless, untamed aesthetic using noble ingredients. What sets it apart is its bold, high-intensity formulas that evoke freedom, self-expression, and vivid sensory escapes from the ordinary.

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Perfumer

Simone Andreoli

Simone Andreoli is an Italian niche perfumer based in northern Italy who creates olfactory compositions inspired by his memories of travels and life experiences. He transforms vivid travel journal entries, distant landscapes, and intimate sensations into fragrances that reflect a modern, genderless aesthetic. His work is characterized by joyful, often tropical fragrances with sophistication and a fearless approach to self-expression through scent.

Reviews

4.6

Excellent8 reviews

Luckyscent

4.8/5 • 5 reviews

Ministry of Scent

4.3/5 • 3 reviews

Community Insights

Reviewers generally describe Pacific Park as a very sweet, fun, and nostalgic gourmand that evokes caramel popcorn, candied fruit, and the atmosphere of a seaside amusement park. Many praise the juicy pear and caramel-vanilla drydown, while a minority finds the sweetness and high-pitched fruity facets a bit screechy or overwhelming.

Pros

Performance excellence: Many users report solid longevity for an Eau de Parfum, with the caramel, vanilla, and musk base lingering several hours on skin and often lasting through a summer day on clothes.

Versatile appeal: Versatile appeal: Frequently highlighted as ideal for casual daytime wear, vacations, theme-park or beach outings, and playful evenings when a fun, carefree sweet scent is desired rather than something formal.

Quality composition: Quality composition: Reviewers appreciate the smooth blending of pear, mandarin, caramel, and vanilla, noting that it captures a high-quality, niche-level gourmand experience without smelling cheap or synthetic to most noses.

Cons

Specific limitation: Some reviewers find the sweetness too intense and the fruity-cotton candy accord a bit screechy, especially in the opening, making it challenging for those who prefer more restrained or sophisticated gourmands.

Situational drawback: Situational drawback: The loud, candy-like character can feel out of place in very formal settings, offices with strict scent policies, or in high heat for those sensitive to strong sweet fragrances.

Comparisons

Similar to Juliette Has a Gun style gourmands: Some users compare its sugary, musky sweetness and playful character to certain Juliette Has a Gun fragrances, noting a similarly modern, fruity-musky base but with a more overt caramel and cotton candy focus in Pacific Park.

Reminds reviewers of other amusement-park gourmands: Reminds reviewers of other fragrance concepts built around caramel popcorn and fairground treats, though they note that Pacific Park leans more on pear, candied fruit, and cotton candy rather than heavy popcorn or burnt sugar facets.