Nitrogen
Coffee
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DonJuanDeCat
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5
The fastest coffee in the world?
Nitro coffee?? What can one even imagine?
A coffee that works so quickly that you become hyperactively awake with the first sip?
A coffee that actually contains nitroglycerin, so that you fly into the air with the first sip? :D
No, in reality, it’s something that you might guess just from the name: namely, a novel trendy drink with nitrogen in it. I believe Starbucks were the first to infuse coffee with nitrogen. Essentially, it’s just an extension of cold brew, meaning cold coffee, which is supposed to be even creamier with the added nitrogen. In appearance, it resembles a beer but tastes like sweet iced coffee.
Let’s see how it smells!
Despite the (later) emerging synthetic notes, I find the scent very successful and well captured!
And there’s not much more to say about the scent, as it doesn’t really develop or change until it fades away.
The longevity is also short-lived. The scent doesn’t really last five hours, as it weakens very quickly and eventually becomes quite close to the skin.
Yes, I must say that I find the iced coffee scent quite well done.
I don’t actually know if Nitro coffee smells like iced coffee, as I’ve never tried it, but if it smells like this, then there’s hardly any olfactory difference between the two cold coffee variants for me, as it just smells like regular iced coffee.
So… it turns out there’s nothing to this fast-acting coffee… although coffee does indeed work quickly for some… at least when it comes to going to the bathroom :DD
Anyway, this scent from Demeter has turned out really nice, so you could spray it on occasionally for relaxation, especially if you like the coffee scent. Because you can’t really use it for more than just a simple daytime fragrance, as it fades quickly.
A coffee that works so quickly that you become hyperactively awake with the first sip?
A coffee that actually contains nitroglycerin, so that you fly into the air with the first sip? :D
No, in reality, it’s something that you might guess just from the name: namely, a novel trendy drink with nitrogen in it. I believe Starbucks were the first to infuse coffee with nitrogen. Essentially, it’s just an extension of cold brew, meaning cold coffee, which is supposed to be even creamier with the added nitrogen. In appearance, it resembles a beer but tastes like sweet iced coffee.
Let’s see how it smells!
The scent:
At first, I perceive a coffee scent, but not the usual hot brewed coffee, rather iced coffee. Especially, there’s a feeling that one of those ice cream cones is in there, hmm :)Despite the (later) emerging synthetic notes, I find the scent very successful and well captured!
And there’s not much more to say about the scent, as it doesn’t really develop or change until it fades away.
The sillage and longevity:
The sillage is weak and can only be smelled from close up after spraying. The longevity is also short-lived. The scent doesn’t really last five hours, as it weakens very quickly and eventually becomes quite close to the skin.
The bottle:
The scent is, as usual, filled into one of the rectangular and unremarkable bottles, whose special feature is the rather ugly label on the front :DYes, I must say that I find the iced coffee scent quite well done.
I don’t actually know if Nitro coffee smells like iced coffee, as I’ve never tried it, but if it smells like this, then there’s hardly any olfactory difference between the two cold coffee variants for me, as it just smells like regular iced coffee.
So… it turns out there’s nothing to this fast-acting coffee… although coffee does indeed work quickly for some… at least when it comes to going to the bathroom :DD
Anyway, this scent from Demeter has turned out really nice, so you could spray it on occasionally for relaxation, especially if you like the coffee scent. Because you can’t really use it for more than just a simple daytime fragrance, as it fades quickly.
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