Eureka

This composition combines coffee, earthy notes, fresh lightness, and subtle sweetness. It does not reveal itself immediately but shows its complexity only over time. The fragrance has its own unique character and stands out pleasantly from many others. Personally, it could not quite convince me, even though it remains an exciting and successful creation.

Unfortunately, I like this one best on paper. It is incredibly multi-layered in the first few minutes. Fresh coffee, finely balanced with spices and a light acidity. You can already sense the warmer base, the individual notes of which I cannot quite grasp. A mixture of caramel, chocolate, vanilla? Everything is so muted and resinous that it does not turn into a praline. Interwoven in a consistency like green-earthy powder. On the palate, something soapy is added, perhaps the violet leaf. The coffee then dissipates quickly, the softer notes dominate and project quite well. The grainy, brittle powderiness remains, which sets it apart very pleasantly for me from the more common wood-tonka-nut scents.

Pleasantly mild coffee in the greenery. A relaxed fragrance that doesn't fill the room but is strong enough to be present and accompany the wearer.