What Is French Avenue Jasmere a Dupe Of?

Jasmere is a clone of Tilia

French Avenue Jasmere is a clone of Marc-Antoine Barrois Tilia Eau de Parfum. The connection starts with linden blossom, broom and jasmine sambac, with heliotrope and vetiver giving us more to compare. If Tilia's floral direction has caught your attention, Jasmere is one to put on your sample list.

There's more here than jasmine

Jasmere's name makes jasmine an obvious place to start, but its opening also lists linden blossom and broom. Those three flowers appear in Tilia's profile too. We'd look at how they work together: does one flower lead, or do you enjoy the blend as a whole?

Tilia's description gives broom a honeyed character and heliotrope a powdery side. Both notes are in Jasmere's pyramid, so there's a useful comparison beyond simply asking whether the two smell floral. If you like that softer edge around the flowers, pay attention to it when you sample.

Flowers, vetiver and a woody finish

Jasmere places orange blossom, heliotrope and vetiver at the heart, followed by dry woods and musk. Tilia also lists heliotrope and vetiver, alongside Georgywood and Ambroxan. That gives the pair a shared floral-and-woody direction, while leaving some differences in the details each profile names.

We'd give the samples time to settle before choosing. Notice whether the flowers still hold your attention once the woods come through, and whether you prefer a more floral or more woody balance. The note lists help you choose what to look for; they can't tell you exactly how either fragrance will sit on your skin.

Is Jasmere worth a look?

If you're after a Tilia alternative, we'd shortlist Jasmere for those shared flowers first. Linden blossom, broom and jasmine make this a more specific comparison than a general clean floral recommendation.

The note comparison below keeps both profiles as they're listed, including Tilia's single list of notes. You can also open either product page for bottle details and check the available retailer links before deciding what to try.