A jammier rendition of Juice | Balanced that explores the depths of strawberry, raspberry and rhubarb when simmered down. Steeped in vetiver, patchouli and amberwood, this blend is a deep, dense marmalade. Boozy davana flower and a touch of burnt sugar creates a rich, addictive intensity.
This is the Bold version of Juice, a powerful, room-filling rendition of its Balanced counterpart, infused with deep, dark notes that’ll make your presence known. Also try Juice | Personal and Juice | Balanced & Expressive.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An evening gathering where conversation grows louder and you have no intention of fading into the background. The tart red fruit keeps the opening lively; dense preserves, boozy sweetness and dark woods give your presence a sensual, assertive edge.
How to wear
Cool weather gives the dense fruit and woody base room to unfold. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more: Bold is designed for expansive projection. In warm weather or close quarters, use a lighter hand so the jammy sweetness does not overwhelm.
Who it’s for
For lovers of saturated fruit fragrances who want more than sparkling berries. Tart rhubarb, earthy patchouli and dry vetiver counter the cooked-fruit sweetness, appealing to those who enjoy bold diffusion, boozy accents and a substantial woody base.
Release year
2024
The nose
Nathalie Benareau is a perfumer at Symrise and the creator of Commodity’s Juice collection. Her approach here turns familiar fruit into something richly textured: tart red berries meet a floral background, while Bold pushes the composition toward simmered preserves, boozy davana and burnt sugar, grounded by vetiver and patchouli.
Commodity’s story
Commodity’s modern American perfumery makes fragrance approachable through straightforward names, discovery sets and visible recognition of its perfumers as “Makers.” Its defining Scent Space system offers different degrees of presence—Personal, Expressive and Bold—through distinct compositions rather than strength alone.
Juice | Bold’s concept
Juice began with a brief for a “non-floral floral,” but a fruit-led composition redirected the project toward rose surrounded by red fruits and vegetables. The collection took three years and 56 attempts to develop. Bold deepens that idea into darker, jam-like fruit, with davana, burnt sugar, vetiver and patchouli adding richness and weight.
Extra info
Its official styling, Juice+, identifies the Bold interpretation within Commodity’s Scent Space system. The name also plays on “juice,” the perfume-industry term for the liquid inside the bottle. Juice marked Commodity’s first exploration of the fruity fragrance category.
A jammier rendition of Juice | Balanced that explores the depths of strawberry, raspberry and rhubarb when simmered down. Steeped in vetiver, patchouli and amberwood, this blend is a deep, dense marmalade. Boozy davana flower and a touch of burnt sugar creates a rich, addictive intensity.
This is the Bold version of Juice, a powerful, room-filling rendition of its Balanced counterpart, infused with deep, dark notes that’ll make your presence known. Also try Juice | Personal and Juice | Balanced & Expressive.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An evening gathering where conversation grows louder and you have no intention of fading into the background. The tart red fruit keeps the opening lively; dense preserves, boozy sweetness and dark woods give your presence a sensual, assertive edge.
How to wear
Cool weather gives the dense fruit and woody base room to unfold. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more: Bold is designed for expansive projection. In warm weather or close quarters, use a lighter hand so the jammy sweetness does not overwhelm.
Who it’s for
For lovers of saturated fruit fragrances who want more than sparkling berries. Tart rhubarb, earthy patchouli and dry vetiver counter the cooked-fruit sweetness, appealing to those who enjoy bold diffusion, boozy accents and a substantial woody base.
Release year
2024
The nose
Nathalie Benareau is a perfumer at Symrise and the creator of Commodity’s Juice collection. Her approach here turns familiar fruit into something richly textured: tart red berries meet a floral background, while Bold pushes the composition toward simmered preserves, boozy davana and burnt sugar, grounded by vetiver and patchouli.
Commodity’s story
Commodity’s modern American perfumery makes fragrance approachable through straightforward names, discovery sets and visible recognition of its perfumers as “Makers.” Its defining Scent Space system offers different degrees of presence—Personal, Expressive and Bold—through distinct compositions rather than strength alone.
Juice | Bold’s concept
Juice began with a brief for a “non-floral floral,” but a fruit-led composition redirected the project toward rose surrounded by red fruits and vegetables. The collection took three years and 56 attempts to develop. Bold deepens that idea into darker, jam-like fruit, with davana, burnt sugar, vetiver and patchouli adding richness and weight.
Extra info
Its official styling, Juice+, identifies the Bold interpretation within Commodity’s Scent Space system. The name also plays on “juice,” the perfume-industry term for the liquid inside the bottle. Juice marked Commodity’s first exploration of the fruity fragrance category.
