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Jenny Glow Berry & Bay is our first pick, at about 89% resemblance. It keeps the light fruit-and-leaf character, though the opening can feel sweeter and less natural. DUA Bay of Berries follows at about 87% for a fuller, more noticeable interpretation.
See the original fragrance profile, notes, performance data and current retailer options.
Jo Malone Blackberry & Bay Cologne puts tart berries beside crushed green leaves and dry woods. It feels like fruit still on the bush, rather than a spoonful of jam.
Try Jenny Glow Berry & Bay at Jomashop for the closest overall connection here. For fuller berries and more presence, explore Bay of Berries at DUA.
A fast side-by-side look at similarity, performance, value and who each fragrance suits best.
| Rank | Fragrance | Score | Similarity | Longevity | Best for | Best price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
Berry & Bay EDP
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8.8/10 | 89% | 6–7 hours | A light, leafy everyday alternative | Check price Shop now |
| #2 |
The Dua Brand Bay of Berries
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8.6/10 | 87% | 8–9 hours | More body around the fruit and greenery | Check price Shop now |
Each pick includes the important differences, tradeoffs and our bottom-line verdict.
Berry & Bay brings crisp green leaves and dark fruit together in a light, easy scent. It can open sweeter than Jo Malone before becoming drier. Wear is 6–7 hours.
The first pick for an easy version of that fresh berry-bush feeling.
The fruit can feel more like blackcurrant, with less of the original’s peppery bay. Some wearings start rather sweet or synthetic before turning drier; the finish has less depth.
Bay of Berries gives the fruit more body while keeping a fresh, green edge. It feels more substantial than the Jo Malone cologne. Wear is 8–9 hours.
Choose this for fuller berries and a more noticeable green-fruity trail.
The opening can seem more aromatic, even minty, before the berries soften it. That extra fullness changes the original’s delicate balance, so it suits someone who wants more presence.
We compare the opening, heart and drydown with weights of 30%, 40% and 30%. Direct comparisons, the berry-and-leaf balance and the woody finish guide the ranking. Similarity figures are editorial estimates, rather than results from our own controlled wear tests.
The listed wear ranges are 6–7 hours for Jenny Glow and 8–9 hours for DUA, including the softer finish. The trail can become quieter well before the scent disappears.
Choose Jenny Glow Berry & Bay for the closest overall Blackberry & Bay alternative here. Its leafy fruit feels familiar, with a sweeter opening and a simpler finish. Choose DUA Bay of Berries when you prefer a fuller berry impression. Jo Malone remains the choice for the original’s crisp bay and airy balance.
For other fresh directions, explore our English Pear & Freesia dupe guide, Wood Sage & Sea Salt dupe guide, and Peony & Blush Suede dupe guide.
Jenny Glow Berry & Bay is our first pick at about 89% resemblance. DUA Bay of Berries follows at about 87% for a fuller interpretation.
Blackberry & Bay Cologne, introduced in 2012. This guide compares the fragrance worn on skin.
Use 6–7 hours as the wear range, including a softer finish. Some wearings fade sooner, especially if you prefer a noticeable trail.
The listed wear range is 8–9 hours, including the quieter finish close to the skin.
No. Total wear includes the softer scent left on skin. The trail can become much quieter along the way.
It has a recognizable connection, but can feel sweeter, simpler and less bay-led. Those differences become clearer beside the original.
It is the fuller option here. The fruit has more body, though that also makes it less transparent than the Jo Malone cologne.
For the crispest balance of tart fruit and bay, the original remains the best reference. Jenny Glow can start sweeter, while DUA gives the berries more fullness.
Jenny Glow’s listed opening is blackcurrant. That leafy impression is part of its appeal, even though it differs from the original’s blackberry-and-bay balance.
Yes, particularly if you enjoy green fruit rather than tropical sweetness. Jenny Glow feels lighter; DUA has a more substantial presence.
Yes. The berries, greenery and woods work well beyond gender labels.
When its peppery bay, tart fruit and airy woody finish are what you love most. Neither alternative preserves that balance exactly.
