What Is French Avenue Diwani Rabat a Dupe Of?

Diwani Rabat is a clone of Tuttle

French Avenue Diwani Rabat is a clone of Tiziana Terenzi Tuttle. Peach, blackcurrant and grapefruit connect the opening, with a full floral heart and a woody base following in both profiles. If you like the idea of fruit and flowers with some structure underneath, this pair is worth a look.

Fruit is the first place to compare

Diwani Rabat lists blackcurrant, peach and grapefruit at the top. Tuttle names the same three notes in a different order. The citrus, darker berry and softer peach give you several details to follow when you try the samples together.

We'd notice which part of that combination catches your attention first. Do you prefer a brighter citrus opening, or is the fruit what makes you keep coming back? That's more helpful than treating every fruity floral as the same kind of fragrance.

There's a lot going on in the floral heart

Both catalog profiles include tuberose, magnolia, iris, jasmine and lily of the valley, alongside amber. It's a much fuller list than a single flower with a fruit note on top.

When sampling, we'd give that middle section some attention. See whether the fruit still feels central once the flowers come through, and whether one flower stands out to you. If the floral side is your favorite part of Tuttle, that's the part to focus on with Diwani Rabat.

Woods give the comparison another layer

Sandalwood, cedar, birch, vetiver and patchouli appear in both bases. In fact, the two catalog pyramids name the same notes throughout, although the order changes. That makes the connection easy to see, but a matching list doesn't tell us how strongly each note will come through.

We'd put Diwani Rabat on the shortlist if you're after a Tuttle alternative or simply want to explore peach, blackcurrant and flowers over woods. The note panels below let you compare the full profiles without losing the details, and the product pages keep the exact bottles and available shopping options close at hand.