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Cocoa Tuberose 2009

7.2 / 10 7 Ratings
A perfume by Providence Perfume for women, released in 2009. The scent is resinous-gourmand. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Resinous
Gourmand
Floral
Creamy
Smoky

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Pink pepperPink pepper GrapefruitGrapefruit TarragonTarragon
Heart Notes Heart Notes
ChampacaChampaca TuberoseTuberose
Base Notes Base Notes
AmberAmber CocoaCocoa PatchouliPatchouli Tonka beanTonka bean VanillaVanilla

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.27 Ratings
Longevity
6.96 Ratings
Sillage
6.66 Ratings
Bottle
6.29 Ratings
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Dark, dusty richness
Chocolate, like coffee, is one of those things that smells amazing in real life and borderline disgusting in perfume. Overly burnt, harsh, syrupy - these are all charges laid at the door of coffee and chocolate perfumes, be they natural or mixed media. But Cocoa Tuberose is very clever; it hints at the topnotes of dark chocolate (brandy, dried plum, red earth, dust) without ever tipping into the faintly metallic, period blood-like animalism that lurks beneath, or worse, adding cream and sugar to bloat it up and dumb it down.

I put this down to the surprisingly subtle influence of the tuberose, which shows up only as a faintly rubbery, vegetal note that throws a net over the chocolate and controls it. Hints of dry tobacco add a sexy, rugged accent very much like the animalic tobacco-chocolate-black tea triad in Sammarco's Bond-T. The overall effect is of a dark, dusty richness born not of flowers and chocolate, but of cardboard, solvent, old houses, and libraries.

Sexy and evocative, Cocoa Tuberose is a rare natural perfume that transcends the limits of its constituent materials. It won't hit you over the head with either cocoa or tuberose, but instead explores what those things feel like in a wider, more perfumey context. For people who prefer less on-the-nose florals like Le Labo Iris 39, this is a must-try. Except....you know, it's been discontinued. Damn.
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Beautiful idea to combine tuberose with cocoa; even though I'm not a gourmand fan at all, I could see myself wearing it.
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Dark-creamy cocoa liqueur, I can't pick out the tarragon but the sweet floral note in the heart bothers me.
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Delicious cocoa liqueur, dry, fruity, later spiced, soft amber vanilla. Don't be afraid of the hidden tuberose!
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Come silky brown bird of endorphins, wrap me in cocoa, amber, and patchouli with a hint of lavender. Have you bathed in Rojas "Amber"?
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