Exodus 828 Aroma 2024

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7.8 / 10 25 Ratings

A new perfume by 828 Aroma for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is fruity-sweet. The production was apparently discontinued.

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Main accords

Fruity

Sweet

Gourmand

Spicy

Oriental

Fragrance Notes

Rainier cherry

Marzipan

Patchouli

Pie crust

Raw cane sugar Rum

Rum

Saffron

Tonka bean

Encrypted Sawdust

Perfumer

Josh Meyer

Ratings

Scent

7.825 Ratings

Longevity

7.822 Ratings

Sillage

7.622 Ratings

Bottle

7.429 Ratings

Value for money

8.017 Ratings

Submitted by Itscoral, last update on 07/07/2025.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/22/2025

TonyB882
26 Reviews

TonyB882

2

Not so much Cherry pie...

The April Fools joke that wasn't a joke. A Little Secret.

This, to me is more Cherry pipe tobacco with hints of a cooled down, day old Cherry pie, ready to be eaten with a few shots of rum. The patchouli adds a bit of medicinality to this, and the tonka gives it a bit of a chewy, yet powdery texture. It's more tart than sweet, even with the sugar and marzipan notes. Great for a cool afternoon, but really doesn't remind me of sitting down for a delicious, sticky, fresh Cherry pie.

05/12/2025

8
Bottle 6
Scent

Telekinec
423 Reviews

Telekinec

2

Tobacco cherries, rum and patchouli

I let myself be misguided by the more gourmand notes in this fragrance, hoping it’d be great on my skin. I shouldn’t have underestimated a few of these notes (most which I usually dislike) as they came out strong, very strong.

Cherries at the top start out tart and sweet and syrupy. They’re dark cherries, topped with a very strong note of boozy rum (which is absolutely not my kind of thing). The rum remained for a very, very long time on my skin which ended up turning the cherry into a medicinal one during its drydown. If we go back at the top, there’s also a dark, tobacco note somewhere in there, even though it’s not listed. It’s a tobacco note closer to a cigarette-kind of scent, not a woody complex tobacco note (like the one found in Tom Ford or Guerlain’s offerings). I start to get a very spicy, earthy kind of patchouli, but the rum and cherries remain the star couple of this fragrance. Cherries do try to become a bit more syrupy and sweet somewhere in the middle, but they struggle to dfferentiate themselves from the rum that keeps a tight grip on the scent.

This might be skin chemistry kind of thing since rum and other alcoholic notes tend to stay a long time on me (to my displeasure, since I’m not the type who likes to smell of booze). I am glad I got to try out a limited edition fragrance from IA, but even if it hadn’t been, I wouldn’t have added this one to my collection due to the very prominent rum note. Oh well.