English Pear & Freesia Dupe — OLFx Pear Soda

OLFx Pear Soda is an English Pear & Freesia dupe — our Extrait de Parfum built around Williams pear, freesia, and patchouli. It is available as a 50 ml spray; a separate 10 ml perfume oil is also available.

A ripe pear sliced open next to a bunch of freesia on a sunlit kitchen counter. Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray and make it your everyday bottle.

Updated August 2026

What makes Pear Soda an OLFx fragrance?

Pear Soda is an OLFx composition offered first as a 50 ml Extrait spray. We built it around the crisp pear and freesia character people recognize in English Pear & Freesia, and the oil remains a separate product for oil users in the size selector above. Choose the spray for this card's main experience.

What does Pear Soda smell like?

Pear Soda is built around Williams pear, freesia, and patchouli. It opens juicy and crisp, pear skin and flesh together, the kind of freshness you get biting into fruit still cold from the fridge. Freesia moves in at the center, light and slightly green, more cut stem than heavy bouquet. The pear stays present rather than fading, keeping the middle bright instead of letting the florals take over. Patchouli closes the base with a soft, earthy warmth, just enough to ground the fruit without turning it heavy or dark. The arc stays light and crisp throughout, closer to fruit at a garden table than a candied dessert.

What makes our Pear Soda version stand out?

Pear Soda is our Extrait de Parfum answer to the English Pear & Freesia accord.

• Extrait de Parfum. It is the richest fragrance form we make.
• Built around the same accord. It follows the crisp pear and freesia direction through our own composition and proportions.
• Two complete products. Choose the 50 ml spray for the main experience; choose the separate 10 ml oil in the size selector above only if you already prefer perfume oils.

Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray for this accord.

What do wearers love about English Pear & Freesia?

Pear Soda is built around the crisp pear and freesia accord that wearers love in English Pear & Freesia. One wearer calls it gorgeous, describing a sweet, fresh, slightly powdery pear-and-freesia scent supported by rose and melon. Another finds it very strong and delicious-smelling, with the pear and freesia coming through clearly and drawing plenty of compliments. A third describes a lovely fresh, sweet, crisp scent suited to year-round wear, calling it an excellent introduction to the house. Among the top 213 reviews, floral appears in 27.7%, fresh in 24.9%, and fruity in 18.3%. That crisp, floral-fruit character is what we built Pear Soda around.

Which Pear Soda format should you choose?

Pear Soda is sold first as a 50 ml Extrait spray, while the 10 ml perfume oil is a separate product in the size selector above.

The oil is a separate product, not a smaller spray. If oil application is already your preference, choose it in the size selector above; otherwise, choose the 50 ml spray.

How is Pear Soda different from Jo Malone London English Pear & Freesia?

Pear Soda is our Extrait de Parfum interpretation of the accord, not a product made by Jo Malone London. It is built around the same crisp pear and freesia accord through our own composition and proportions. English Pear & Freesia retails around $175, per the brand's US site and a US department store, both checked August 2026.

Who is Pear Soda for?

Pear Soda is for anyone who already reaches for crisp, fruity-floral fragrances. If your rotation leans toward pear, freesia, or light florals rather than heavy sweetness, this direction will feel familiar. Choose it when you want a fresh, year-round scent rather than something dense or overtly rich.

What should you compare with Pear Soda next?

Pear Soda is part of our fruity-floral range, with nearby directions worth comparing. Blush Peony turns toward apple, rose, and suede, Yellow Bloom leans into warm mimosa and spice, and Berry Garden stays green and tart instead of soft and crisp. Choose by the note you want to notice first.

What should you know about English Pear & Freesia alternatives?

Pear Soda is our own Extrait de Parfum reference point for the questions below.

What perfume is similar to English Pear and Freesia?

We have not tested other brands' bottles side by side, so we will not name or score alternatives here. Our answer to that accord is Pear Soda in a 50 ml Extrait spray.

What perfume do Jo Malone, English pear and freesia smell like?

Reviewers most often describe the original as floral, fresh, fruity, sweet, and clean, built around Williams pear and freesia. Our answer to that accord is Pear Soda in a 50 ml Extrait spray.

What is Kate Middleton's favorite perfume?

We have not verified this from a primary source, so we will not repeat the claim. What we stand behind is Pear Soda in the 50 ml Extrait spray.

What is Jo Malone English Pear and Freesia dupe in Zara?

We have not tested that product, so we will not compare it here. Choose Pear Soda in the 50 ml Extrait spray for the OLFx interpretation of this accord.

What should you check before ordering Pear Soda?

Pear Soda is built around the verified crisp pear and freesia direction shown above, so check the accord and format before ordering. Choose the spray for regular spray application, or the separate oil in the size selector above if you already prefer oils. Add the 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray to your cart.

Reference details. The OLFx note pyramid is built around the verified original accord — Williams pear, freesia, and patchouli — sourced from two independent US fragrance references checked August 2026. Review-word shares are measured among the top 213 reviews and show word occurrence, not approval. The retail anchor reflects the brand's own US listing and a US department-store listing for the same size, both checked August 2026.

Impressions attributed to Jo Malone London English Pear & Freesia refer to that fragrance. OLFx Pear Soda is an independent interpretation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced by Jo Malone London. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.