Placed in the Woody and Musk families by the brand, Belgravia from Maison Asrar sets bergamot and blackcurrant above sandalwood and caramel, with vetiver and cedarwood in the base.
Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
How does Maison Asrar Belgravia smell?
Tartness leads: bergamot and lemon give the zest, while blackcurrant adds a sharp, slightly jammy fruitiness that keeps the opening from being merely bright and gives it some body. In the heart, lily of the valley and freesia bring a clean, dewy floral lift, sandalwood supplies creamy wood, and caramel is the surprise, adding a burnt-sugar warmth that should round the sandalwood without making the whole thing sugary.
Vetiver, cedarwood, moss and musk make a dry, green-woody base. Vetiver is rooty and slightly smoky, cedarwood is pencil-shaving dry, moss is cool and damp, and musk softens the edges. What emerges is a tidy contrast: bright fruit and flowers on top, a hint of caramel in the centre and a firm, earthy foundation, which matches the Woody and Musk family words.
Belgravia, in the shop's second product photo
What Maison Asrar's own page says about Belgravia
Maison Asrar's product page for Belgravia gives its family as woody and musk.
It also puts words of its own on three of the notes: bergamot (citrus, fresh, elegant), vetiver (woody, earthy, deep) and musk (soft, sensual).
The label in the shop's photo of Belgravia reads Royal Collection.
The note list on FragranceGems' own product page names nothing that this list lacks.
Who might like Maison Asrar Belgravia?
Someone who likes the tart edge of blackcurrant and a clean floral heart, yet wants the finish to be dry wood and moss, could find this list interesting. To compare on notes alone, scan the rest of the Maison Asrar range for lists that put vetiver or cedarwood under a fruit-led top, and see whether they add sweetness the way Belgravia does with caramel.
Belgravia and the rest of the Maison Asrar range
Maison Asrar Hunter shares bergamot, lemon, lily of the valley, caramel, cedarwood and musk with Belgravia. Where Belgravia has blackcurrant, freesia, sandalwood and vetiver, it lists elemi, lavender, pineapple and geranium.
Maison Asrar Rosé Bouquet shares bergamot, blackcurrant, lemon, caramel, moss and musk with Belgravia. Where Belgravia has lily of the valley, freesia, sandalwood and vetiver, it lists grapefruit, raspberry, apple and rose.
Maison Asrar Silver Elixer shares bergamot, lemon, vetiver, moss and musk with Belgravia. Where Belgravia has blackcurrant, lily of the valley, freesia and sandalwood, it lists pink pepper, incense, patchouli and ambergris.
Where to buy Maison Asrar Belgravia in Europe
FragranceGems lists Maison Asrar Belgravia in 100 ml. The button below opens the perfume itself in the shop; the product page shows the current price and whether it can be ordered today, which this guide does not.
The shop ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Delivery times and countries are on where to buy.
Placed in the Woody and Musk families by the brand, Belgravia from Maison Asrar sets bergamot and blackcurrant above sandalwood and caramel, with vetiver and cedarwood in the base.
