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Heritage Collection

Blueberry Morning Aromas de Salazar

7.5 / 10 28 Ratings

A popular perfume by Aromas de Salazar for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is fruity-woody. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fruity

Woody

Spicy

Gourmand

Leathery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Spanish saffron absolute

Heart Notes

Blueberry

Gardenia

Base Notes

Cambodian oud

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Michael Salazar Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.528 Ratings

Longevity

7.622 Ratings

Sillage

7.122 Ratings

Bottle

6.525 Ratings

Value for money

7.419 Ratings

Submitted by Chizza · last update on 03/27/2026.

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Heritage Collection collection.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/28/2026

Jjcolbourne
1567 Reviews

Jjcolbourne

Rough-hewn.

I recall a Post cereal named Blueberry Morning that I used to eat the hell out of in high school in the 90s. It was delicious.

This, not so much. In fact after an immediate hit of synthetic blueberry fragrance oil, no sooner after that does this nearly singe my nosehairs with a terrifying slug of what seems like safraleine and suederal, rendering me nauseated.

Then there is an overdose of some oud base that just sits there and sneers while the metallic properties of the aforementioned continue to assault my olfactory receptors. This is clearly another attempt from an untrained DIY perfumer who hasn't yet gotten his footing on the fundamentals of blending.

12/09/2025

8.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

skurds
3 Reviews

skurds

1

Good stuff!

This opens up with a sweet and syrupy blueberry. Super pleasent and soft. As it transforms, saffron accompanies the blueberry which does very well together. A Soft oud comes into play and really mellows out the fragrance. This fragrance is super beautiful overall and reminds me of a blueberry jam. Love it!

01/19/2025

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Omnipotato
546 Reviews

Omnipotato

2

The combination that shouldn't work but does - blueberries and oud!

I was ready to hate Blueberry Morning. This fragrance was the first I tried from the large Aromas de Salazar sample set, and I usually start with the one I think I'm going to dislike the most so I can save the best for last (for those interested, I'm looking forward to Tabac Du Jour the most). I have tried one of this brands fruit/ouds before, Raspy Oud, which was an absolute scrubber, so I thought Blueberry Morning was going to be similar. I mean, just look at the note breakdown - this does not sound like a well-thought-out combination. But I was really surprised.

Blueberry is a fantasy note, which means it is comprised entirely of aromachemicals; i.e. there is no "blueberry essential oil" or "blueberry absolute." The aromachemicals used in making the blueberry accord are similar to the blueberry taste compounds, so a lot of fragrances with berry notes tend to smell like candies, since the candies are literally flavored with the same compounds. This was the issue with Raspy Oud. I just got raspberry candy mixed with oud, and the result was not great. But here, the accords play off each other very nicely.

Instead of the blueberry dominating the opening, Mr. Salazar opted here for saffron. This spice plays really nicely with the oud in the base and also with the sweet blueberry note. Most famously in Baccarat Rouge 540 Eau de Parfum, we've seen how well saffron does when paired with sweet notes. The blueberry note itself is not overpowering, provides a nice mellow sweetness, and smooths out the oud (which I suspect is mostly cypriol, but a nice accord nonetheless). The oud also provides a kind of natural bitterness to the blueberry that makes it seem more realistic, rather than just blueberry candy. The florals are not apparent in the air, but on skin they are definitely there and I suspect they help tame the composition further even in the air, although I can't pick the gardenia out specifically.

All in all a very welcome surprise for my first delve into the Aromas de Salazar discovery set!

An aside about the bottles, and an explanation for my low "bottle" rating: I thought that during Aromas de Salazar's rebrand, they were going to be replacing all the old bottles, but that didn't seem to be the case, as on their website they are still offering these bottles. I think this is a real shame because the new bottles look a million times better. The logo/crest here looks like it was made in Microsoft Paint (which it very well might have been, given the extreme indie-ness of this brand), and the new logo looks immeasurably better. The white background and bland text/font makes it look like no real care was given to any design whatsoever, and again, the text and design of the new bottle is much much better. So until they update the design of these older compositions, I'll keep my bottle rating low.

Updated on 01/19/2025

08/25/2023

8Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Landshark321
781 Reviews

Landshark321

3

Semi-gourmand blueberry, green, resinous gem

Sampling Aromas de Salazar Blueberry Morning, a fruity blend involving a very minimal note breakdown of blueberry, saffron, gardenia, and oud. The blueberry is front-and-center and it definitely leans more gourmand than Blueberry Chypre, in which the blueberry is the first of a large ensemble of notes. Blueberry Morning is still a very interesting, not full-on gourmand blend, though, with a fresh/green/floral side and a bit of depth via the oud, another very innovative creation from Michael Salazar of which I immediately appreciate the art and creativity.

Blueberry Morning is priced at $150 for 50ml, on the lower end of the house’s pricing, and is sold via the house website and Perfumology, and like most of the house, performs very well. I’d like to do a side-by-side of Blueberry Morning and Blueberry Chypre to further appreciate their nuances and differences, but I’m quite impressed by this duo, with the edge going to Blueberry Chypre, tentatively, I’d say.

8 out of 10

Statements

3 short views on the fragrance

SirLancelot

2 years ago

5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

23

31

While you can start the day better, the fruity undertone of the woody saffron is surprisingly well done. Oud completes it.

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Rieke2021

2 years ago

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

12

8

Like Raspy Oud, but this time with blueberries + a bit of tropical flair. Plus the leathery cozy Oud with a delicate hint of saffron in the wooden stable.

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