Vanilla
Cocoa
Jasmine
Mandarin orange
Nutmeg
Zerotonin
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In the Wrong Bottle
They mixed you up at birth. You always suspected it, hence your rebellious character.
They called you 'Chocolat', as if there was something cheerful, lovely about you. But you were always dark and serious, albeit with a warm core. In search of your true self, you got lost, constantly wavering between sour, bitter, earthy, dark-spicy, boozy, oriental, green, powdery, sweet...
Your gender? You haven't known it for a long time. You only know that you are welcome and wanted exclusively in winter. But mostly only when they know you, or find you without having searched for you - how often have you been spurned by people whose expectations of your name you could not fulfill?
I do not know your true name. But I know your parents' names: Patchouli and Cocoa.
Chocolat starts with a strong, almost resinous - bitter cocoa note. Dry, powdery, without milk, without sugar. Patchouli soon joins in, and together they dominate the fragrance's progression. Alongside them, aromatic-spicy nutmeg and a strict, dark vanilla in the background. Mandarin, jasmine? They must have fled. Instead, I smell in the heart, very timidly, a liqueur-like fruitiness, perhaps cherry or plum, which now brings a certain, bitter sweetness into play. However, I cannot say whether I am dealing with a gourmand here. This fragrance delivers so many characteristics that I find it difficult to clearly delineate. Something also reminds me of furniture polish.
I perceive a similarity to Angel, but Chocolat is more bitter, more masculine, more versatile, and above all, less sweet.
An exciting fragrance that I stumbled upon by chance and that I would surely never have found on my own.
They called you 'Chocolat', as if there was something cheerful, lovely about you. But you were always dark and serious, albeit with a warm core. In search of your true self, you got lost, constantly wavering between sour, bitter, earthy, dark-spicy, boozy, oriental, green, powdery, sweet...
Your gender? You haven't known it for a long time. You only know that you are welcome and wanted exclusively in winter. But mostly only when they know you, or find you without having searched for you - how often have you been spurned by people whose expectations of your name you could not fulfill?
I do not know your true name. But I know your parents' names: Patchouli and Cocoa.
Chocolat starts with a strong, almost resinous - bitter cocoa note. Dry, powdery, without milk, without sugar. Patchouli soon joins in, and together they dominate the fragrance's progression. Alongside them, aromatic-spicy nutmeg and a strict, dark vanilla in the background. Mandarin, jasmine? They must have fled. Instead, I smell in the heart, very timidly, a liqueur-like fruitiness, perhaps cherry or plum, which now brings a certain, bitter sweetness into play. However, I cannot say whether I am dealing with a gourmand here. This fragrance delivers so many characteristics that I find it difficult to clearly delineate. Something also reminds me of furniture polish.
I perceive a similarity to Angel, but Chocolat is more bitter, more masculine, more versatile, and above all, less sweet.
An exciting fragrance that I stumbled upon by chance and that I would surely never have found on my own.
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