Is Another 14 by Montagne Parfums a dupe for Le Labo Another 13?

Montagne Parfums markets Another 14 as inspired by or an alternative to Le Labo Another 13. Our confidence is medium because the recorded basis is the house's own positioning.

Are the notes listed here for Another 14?

No. The pyramid shown here is for Le Labo Another 13: top notes of pear, apple, citruses; heart notes of ambrette (musk mallow), amyl salicylate, moss, jasmine; base notes of iso e super, cetalox, ambrettolide, helvetolide.

Does this page rate how close Another 14 is to Another 13?

No. We do not use a similarity score on this page; we only document the inspired-by claim and the original's documented note profile.

Another 14 Dupe: Montagne Parfums Take on Another 13

Montagne Parfums Another 14 is presented as an inspired-by alternative to Le Labo Another 13, with this page using Le Labo’s documented notes for context.

What Is Montagne Parfums Another 14 a Dupe For?

Montagne Parfums Another 14 is marketed by the house as an inspired-by alternative to Le Labo Another 13. In practical terms, the brand is inviting shoppers to read Another 14 in the stylistic neighborhood of the Le Labo fragrance, rather than as the Le Labo fragrance itself. It is not the original, and it is not sold as one.

This distinction matters because the Montagne product's own composition is not documented in this entry. Any note data on this page belongs to Le Labo Another 13, the verified original tied to the claim. Use the profile below as context for the direction Montagne Parfums aims to evoke, not as a guaranteed breakdown of what is inside Another 14.

What Notes Define Le Labo Another 13?

Le Labo Another 13's documented top notes are pear, apple, and citruses. Its heart notes are ambrette (musk mallow), amyl salicylate, moss, and jasmine. The listed base notes are iso e super, cetalox, ambrettolide, and helvetolide.

The documented accords for the original are musky, amber, woody, animalic, and fruity. That puts the documented profile in a musky, amber, woody direction, with animalic and fruity also named among the accords. Because this is the original's profile, it should not be read as Montagne Parfums' own documented pyramid for Another 14.

How Do We Verify This Inspired-By Claim?

For pages like this, we look for public claim signals and phrase the result according to the strength of the evidence. A house's own statement is the key starting point; independent community or press mentions can add context when they are part of the record. For Another 14, the recorded basis is the house's own marketing statement, with medium confidence.

That is why the wording here stays careful: Montagne Parfums markets Another 14 as an alternative to Le Labo Another 13, and we treat the pairing as a supported positioning claim rather than a lab comparison. We do not assign a similarity score, and we do not describe the Montagne scent as a like-for-like match. The verified factual core is the relationship claimed by the house and the documented note pyramid of Le Labo Another 13.

Should You Use This Page Before Buying Another 14?

Yes, if you want a straightforward way to compare the claim before shopping. Start with the original's documented structure: pear, apple, and citruses at the top; ambrette (musk mallow), amyl salicylate, moss, and jasmine in the heart; iso e super, cetalox, ambrettolide, and helvetolide in the base. Then decide whether that musky, amber, woody, animalic, and fruity profile is the direction you want.

What this page cannot do is promise how Another 14 will perform on your skin, how long it will last, or how every wearer will experience it. Since the Montagne Parfums composition is not documented here, the most accurate reading is simple: Another 14 is an affordable alternative marketed around Le Labo Another 13, and the original's notes are the reference point.