Maison Alhambra Flower Addiction Review: Lychee Luxe

In 2026, the most interesting conversation in fragrance isn’t happening at the niche counters — it’s happening in group chats. Smart-shopping noses have spent the last few years quietly building collections around interpretation houses, and Maison Alhambra has become one of the loudest names in that space. Flower Addiction, a 2026 unisex EDP, is the latest entry in that project: a citrus-white-floral-fruity composition that has reviewers immediately reaching for one comparison — Ex Nihilo’s Fleur Narcotique. The architecture is easy to love on paper. Bergamot, lychee and peach up top; orange blossom, jasmine and peony at the heart; sandalwood, amber and musk underneath. That’s the familiar bright-floral blueprint that has dominated spring and summer shelves for a decade — the same DNA that made Delina a cultural shorthand for “expensive-smelling” and turned Fleur Narcotique into a niche cult object. Flower Addiction takes that blueprint and prices it at roughly $20–$35 for 100ml. This review walks through what Flower Addiction actually smells like from first spray to drydown, how it performs against real user reports, who it flatters and who should skip it, and where it sits in the crowded landscape of floral dupes. We’ve kept the numbers honest: performance and seasonality figures come from a small review sample, price is a regional estimate, and no perfumer is credited — all of which we flag rather than paper over.