Field & Flowers vs Beirut

Shared character

Both scents contain apricot as a note and share an ambery (oriental) accord, giving each a subtle warm, sweet undertone.

How they differ

Field & Flowers leans toward a bright, floral‑centric profile, featuring only the shared apricot note and an exclusive floral accord. Beirut combines the same apricot note with a richer palette—jasmine, lily of the valley, sandalwood and vanilla—anchored by a woody accord alongside the shared ambery (oriental) accord. In short, Field & Flowers is floral‑focused, while Beirut is a more complex oriental‑woody blend.

Who each suits

Field & Flowers suits wearers who prefer light, fresh, floral‑forward fragrances with a hint of fruit. Beirut suits those who enjoy deeper, oriental‑woody compositions that blend floral elements with warm vanilla and sandalwood.