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Notes
A rich coffee-rose gourmand in extrait concentration. Italian black coffee and Turkish rose water open over French rose buds, roasted coffee beans and woody notes, on a base of vanilla, caramel, white musk and amber.
Scent story
To me this smells like the best café in Milan at 8am. Italian black coffee hits first — real espresso, dark and bitter and perfect — with Turkish rose water swirling through it like a secret. Then more coffee: roasted beans, dark and oily, over French rose buds and woody notes — the flower and the bean in perfect balance. Vanilla and caramel melt through the base like sugar in the cup, white musk and amber keeping it warm for hours. Coffee-rose sounds strange until you smell it. Then it sounds like the only thing that makes sense. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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