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Eau de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Sun Drunk is an eau de parfum for him and for her, listed in 100 ml. Orange, lime and mandarin open the scent, bitter almond and syrup carry the heart, and tonka bean with woody notes forms the base.
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Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Bujairami Sun Drunk has a top of three citrus fruits. Orange supplies a round, sweet juiciness, lime adds a sharp, green sourness, and mandarin is softer and more floral than orange, which blends the two. Between them they give the opening a bright, sweet quality with a sour edge.
The heart is bitter almond and syrup. Bitter almond is a nutty, marzipan-like material with a slightly bitter edge, and the word syrup suggests a thick, candied sweetness, though the list gives no more detail. Together they carry the citrus down toward the base. The base of tonka bean and woody notes is dry-sweet and smooth: tonka gives a hay-and-vanilla warmth, and the woody notes add structure underneath.
Sun Drunk is a citrus scent, bright and zesty in character.
Its list leans on orange, lime and mandarin.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Be Happy comes closest, with orange in common.
After that: Bujairami Stellar Bloom.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
The brand tags it for him and for her. This guide places it in the citrus and gourmand families, a sorting drawn from the notes and not a brand category. It is an eau de parfum in 100 ml. Its seven notes in three tiers make a short, direct pyramid, so the citrus at the top is easy to follow.
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The closest scents of this guide are Bujairami Be Happy, which shares orange, almond and tonka bean, Bujairami Stellar Bloom, an extrait de parfum that shares mandarin and almond, and Bujairami Rosalie, which shares mandarin and orange. Be Happy is the nearest on the notes, and Rosalie puts its citrus over a rose heart, so that citrus-to-rose path is the clearest contrast.
Picked by the notes they share.
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Bujairami Sun Drunk and Bujairami Be Happy share orange, almond and tonka bean, and both open with citrus. Sun Drunk stays with orange, lime and mandarin, while Bujairami Be Happy opens on bitter orange and lemon before moving to damask and grasse rose. Bujairami Be Happy has a longer base, with vanilla, tolu balsam and sandalwood beside the tonka, where this scent keeps its base to tonka and woody notes.
Bujairami Sun Drunk and Bujairami Stellar Bloom have mandarin and almond in common. Sun Drunk leans on orange, lime and a syrup heart, where Bujairami Stellar Bloom is a bright mandarin, petitgrain and bergamot opening over peony and honeysuckle. Because Bujairami Stellar Bloom is listed as an extrait de parfum, its concentration is the higher of the two types, while this scent is an eau de parfum.
Bujairami Sun Drunk and Bujairami Rosalie share orange and mandarin, and both open on bright citrus. Sun Drunk stays with three citrus fruits, while Bujairami Rosalie adds pink pepper, blood orange, sweet orange and calabrian bergamot to a longer top. Bujairami Rosalie moves through grasse and damask rose into patchouli and palisander rosewood, where this scent finishes on tonka and woody notes.
Orange, lime, mandarin, bitter almond, syrup, tonka bean and woody notes.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an eau de parfum.
The brand tags it for him and for her.
The brand lists 100 ml.
Both, by the list. The citrus top reads fresh, while the syrup, bitter almond and tonka base read sweet. The balance tips toward sweetness in the lower half, and the list has no green or aquatic notes to counter it.
Tonka bean is the seed of a tropical tree, and perfumers use it for its warm, hay-like and vanilla-like smell. Much of that character comes from coumarin, a sweet aromatic compound. In this scent it sits in the base and softens the citrus.
This guide files it under citrus and gourmand, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
