Jo Malone Tuberose Angelica (Cologne Intense)

In 2014, Jo Malone expanded its Cologne Intense line with Tuberose Angelica, a fragrance that takes the heady, narcotic white flower and grounds it with green, spicy angelica and a warm, woody amber base. The composition was crafted by perfumer Marie Salamagne, who aimed to create a tuberose that felt both luminous and intimate – a departure from the bombastic tuberoses of the 1980s.

Despite being labeled a Cologne Intense, Tuberose Angelica offers surprising longevity and presence for the category, thanks to the sturdy base of amber and woody notes. Angelica root lends a fresh, herbal-celery-like greenness that cuts through the floral richness, preventing the tuberose from becoming cloying. The result is a sophisticated, modern white floral that appeals to both tuberose devotees and those who usually shy away from heavy florals.

Now nearly a decade old, the fragrance has developed a loyal following among Jo Malone collectors and white-floral enthusiasts. It remains part of the brand’s permanent collection, widely available at retailers and online. Below, we break down every aspect of this scent – from its notes to its performance to how it fits into a fragrance wardrobe.