Woody Aromatic · updated 2026-06-15
We merged every alternative to MéTéOre across DTC houses (ALT, Dua, Oakcha), community clone lists and clonespreadsheet's verified similarity ratings — then scored each by how many independent sources agree and how close they measure. Ranked best-match first.
Ranked by consensus
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Dupe of MéTéOre
About the Fragrance: Asteroid by ALT. Fragrances is a captivating and dynamic scent This fragrance is designed to evoke the power and brilliance of a celestial phenomenon, capturing boundless energy and…
Dupe of MéTéOre
With bright and effervescent notes like Calabrian bergamot, mandarin orange, and Sicilian orange, #TheMeteore radiates its fiery descent, capturing the essence of a luminous meteor streaking through the night…
Dupe of MéTéOre
With bright and effervescent notes like Calabrian bergamot, mandarin orange, and Sicilian orange, this meteor conveys its fiery descent as it captures the attention of hopeful stargazers along the way. Notes…
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All three alternatives chase MéTéORE's bright, effervescent citrus-driven character, and they land in a tight cluster because each captures the original's celestial, sparkling top rather than reinventing it.
The note list is the closest read on the original here — Calabrian bergamot, mandarin orange and Sicilian orange give that luminous, fizzy citrus opening MéTéORE is known for, which is why it earns its place at the top of the pack.
It shares the same bright bergamot-and-citrus DNA as #TheMeteore, so accuracy to the original is comparable; it ties on score because the core notes overlap heavily, making it a near-interchangeable pick if one is in stock and the other isn't.
It evokes the same celestial, high-energy theme and scores level with the Dua pair, but the note description leans more on mood ('boundless energy', 'celestial phenomenon') than on a specific citrus breakdown — so it's the slightly more interpretive take rather than a note-for-note match.
Bottom line: Go with one of the Dua Meteore versions if you want the citrus accuracy spelled out in the notes; ALT's Asteroid is the pick if you're chasing the celestial vibe and aren't fussed about an exact note match.