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Perverso Baruti 2019 Extrait de Parfum

7.0 / 10 183 Ratings

A perfume by Baruti for women and men, released in 2019. The scent is smoky-gourmand. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Smoky

Gourmand

Sweet

Spicy

Resinous

Fragrance Notes

Roasted nuts Fudge

Fudge

Rum

Tobacco

Cocoa

Fig

Musk

Styrax

Ambergris

Perfumer

Spyros Drosopoulos

Ratings

Scent

7.0183 Ratings

Longevity

9.3169 Ratings

Sillage

8.9164 Ratings

Bottle

7.1152 Ratings

Value for money

7.185 Ratings

Submitted by Gerdi · last update on 01/05/2026.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/05/2021

8.5Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Monsala
17 Reviews

Monsala

6

Magnificent darkness

Oh my God!! This is the thought that came to my mind when I first smelled this fragrance.
Do not look at the notes, because nothing is going to resemble the drawing, or the smells that your mind may try to guess.
Darkness, this is what this composition generates in my mind. But not an unpleasant darkness, it is a darkness that attracts me, more and more. It is like opening a very old noble wood cabinet, loaded with tobacco, after a while hazelnut and cocoa smells come out, always with tobacco as the protagonist and it literally becomes a brutality of fragrance that you cannot stop smelling. Not suitable for all audiences, complicated and not very versatile, but its originality is well worth it.

12/16/2021

8Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

Landshark321
751 Reviews

Landshark321

1

Dark, sweet concoction - roasted nuts, caramel fudge, tobacco, styrax

Perverso is the fragrance from Baruti that was most interesting to me when I first smelled some of the line at Perfumology in Philadelphia, clearly a dark, sweet, spicy, semi-gourmand from the onset, and I’d be remiss to omit any of the interesting notes: rum, roasted nut, cocoa powder, caramel fudge, fig, tobacco leaf, styrax, musk, and ambergris. Most of all, I get the roasted nut, caramel fudge, tobacco leaf, and styrax, a sweet and spicy blend that leans slightly sweeter but clearly with a lot of non-sweet components, too.

Perverso is in the vein of a Slumberhouse fragrance, with its dark juice, and scent characterized by a sort of sweet/spicy but not entirely gourmand mix. It’s not quite as sweet nor resinous as, say, Bruno Fazzolari Ummagumma, instead, rather, a mix of the gourmand elements crossed with tobacco and styrax. So bits of Slumberhouse Jeke and Ore, perhaps.

It’s a dense extrait de parfum, with exceptional performance, and is priced at $140 for 30ml, sold at great boutiques like Perfumology and Tigerlily Perfumery, both of which offer spray samples.

Overall, it’s great, even if it does not rank among the very best in this category like some of the Slumberhouse offerings, and I definitely recommend trying it out if you like those types of fragrances, as I surely do.

8 out of 10

09/29/2025

9.5Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Jujulalu
24 Reviews

Jujulalu

1

It stays and it stays and it stays...

Love at first sight or smell ? Hmmmm no, at least not for me.

First spray, a liquirish and nutty/cofee scent with a drop of whisky (yes it says rhum but it appears more like a good old whisky), it's a powerhouse but with quality ingredients. I immediatly felt like when i visited the jameson museum in dublin, between wood barrels and toasted malt and irish coffee.

This is by far the longest fragrance i ever tried, it stayed on my skin for 24hr after 2 showers.

Perverso is the kind of fragrance that suit someone confident enough to enjoy a bit of provocation, but it's very elegant at the same time. Very well balanced but def not for everyone.

I fell in love with it after the second time, but i will never wear it, i cannot assume it in public (specially at the office)

10/22/2019

9Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

Emorandeira
395 Reviews

Emorandeira

1

Roasted hazelnuts and tobacco

I am trying this wonderful perfume right now and i am just un LOVE with It. The opening is very very intense and sweet. Withount having seen the notes i thought un roast coffee mixed with cocoa and biscuits. It made me think un perfumes like chocolate greedy by montale but with a Big load of coffee and maybe something resinous like incense. But after a while It begins yo changes, becoming drier and smokier and at this point i CAME here, watched the notes and... Yes! It really fits all... Hazelnuts are very noticeable, but not the sweet vibe of the dried fruits nor the smoky smell of the riasted ones. The cocoa is still present but puré and dry cocoa and the resinous vibe of the styrax is every time more present. The tobacco and the rum are very noticeable and the biscuits smell is didsapeared at all and now i can only feel a little sweet vibe in the background which can be the caramel, but again a burnt one, like the one which people put over the flan or the ice creams. The longevity and sillage is good but It is not a very versatile perfume. I think only weareable ar night and better with fresh weather. Good for clubbing and night eventos. Very different yo other perfumes i have tried. Of course before ir later It Will have a place on my collection.

02/28/2023

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

EnomisCVD
138 Reviews

EnomisCVD

2

Not a gourmand despite the notes

"Baruti," i.e., "gunpowder": just from the brand name alone one should guess what one is getting into; if we then add to that the name of the fragrance, well, in short...let the journey begin!
Immediately after spraying it one is flooded with a very strong and pungent aroma of toasted, praline-like, caramelized hazelnut bordering on burnt.
Shortly afterwards slightly boozy and slightly green hints begin to emerge, probably given by the combination of rum, fig, storax, and tobacco.
If I have to describe it with an image, it seems to me to be in front of those stalls that are at festivals where they sell, in addition to candy, praline dried fruit directly in copper cauldrons.
Powerful, potent and delicious! To be dosed in moderation and be enveloped in a nutty cloud.

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