Biancolatte 2011

Biancolatte by Zeromolecole
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7.5 / 10 152 Ratings
A popular perfume by Zeromolecole for women and men, released in 2011. The scent is sweet-gourmand. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Sweet
Gourmand
Creamy
Powdery
Synthetic

Fragrance Notes

VanillaVanilla CaramelCaramel ButterButter SaltSalt

Perfumer

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Scent
7.5152 Ratings
Longevity
7.5125 Ratings
Sillage
6.8125 Ratings
Bottle
6.9117 Ratings
Value for money
6.623 Ratings
Submitted by Franfan20, last update on 11/07/2024.

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Scentedbyte

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Salted caramel meets sweet vanilla
This is hands down one of the best salted caramel vanilla perfumes I've smelled. A lot of sweet vanilla perfumes tend to have a playdoh smell to them. This however, does not! It smells like salted caramel and sweet vanilla. You also pick up on the butter note which smells like a high quality grass fed American butter that sits on the counter vs. being refrigerated. This is the BiancoLatte that deserves hype... looking at you Giardini.

It's only downfall is that it doesn't have good sillage but the longevity is great! It lasts for over 5 hours on my skin.
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Myrtillajus

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Sweet but not overwhelming
Bianco Latte is a delicate, non-invasive gourmand that initially sees salted caramel butter flakes dipped in warm milk, creating a fine, elegant fragrance, a cuddle.
That it does not have a ‘bomb’ performance is absolutely positive for me, very often fragrances of this kind are too overpowering and at times overwhelming, this on the other hand is a wonderful sweet cloud, not cloying, that I would see well worn even in warmer seasons.
‘Torte’ painted by Thiebaud.
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Parfümlein

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Parfümlein
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By Bridget Jones, ice cream and German poetry
Basically, it is absurd: butter, caramel, salt, vanilla. The epitome of all gourmand ideas - sweet, sugary, greasy, hot. A Häagen-Dasz ice cream stew comes to mind, with such seductive names as "Macadamia Nut Brittle", "Vanilla Caramel Brownie" or "Salted Caramel Cheesecake", eaten by Bridget Jones in red and white checked pyjamas, "All by myself" smashing into an imaginary microphone.
But - Italy? Italy??? Really? Bella Italia?
The Italian as such does not have breakfast, as everyone knows. If anything, he eats a cookie. I bambini also two. That's why such dust-dry brands as "Il mulino bianco" have been able to establish such a dominant position in the market at all - because it's the size of the biscuits that counts, more than the taste. The cookies from the white mill are not big. Because the Italian doesn't eat breakfast. And so the non-existent Italian breakfast has no meaning in the European context of gourmets.
But no one who has ever been to an Italian city on a summer morning at six o'clock will ever be able to forget the scent of the freshly opened bars in the morning air, while the sidewalk is being swept by the cameriere, before these beautiful, fragrant bearers of precious Florentine scarves come in for a moment: Coffee. Caffè ristretto. Caffè americano. Caffelatte. Cappuccino. Caffè again. And, yes - the indispensable latte macchiato. This strong, spicy, inimitably delicious scent that comes from the incredibly expensive, one and a half metre wide sieve support machines. The fragrance that, from that moment on, will forever be the measure and benchmark for every other coffee you will ever drink.
A cappuccino e basta in the morning. Simplicity. Discretion. Elegance. This never had anything to do with the low fat chocolate salted caramel macchiato we are thrown with in this country. All the more incomprehensible how an Italian perfume can evoke associations of such sweet gluttony in its own language. Maybe no hot-foaming coffee drink at all - I agree with Sweetsmell75, that was exactly my first thought - is meant? Maybe Zeromolecole thinks of something pure, natural with a light sweetness? Freshly milked cow's milk directly from the South Tyrolean organic farm? Or even breast milk?
The scent is sweet but delicate. I can smell out all the components named in the pyramid one by one, but I'm not sure if these are all components. The heavy, broad, creamy mass in which the fragrance is embedded - also visually perceptible as a light oil film on the skin - must be butter. A sweet, delicious caramel note spreads out inside, with only a tiny hint of salt, hardly noticeable but responsible for the spicy depth of this note. Finally, the fragrance is rounded off by the mild, light vanilla, which I by no means perceive as synthetic. It is also rather reserved in my specimen, a balanced cooperation with the other fragrances, not dominant, not reminiscent of vanilla pulp, more of vanilla sugar. No spice is hidden in this fragrance, nothing refined, which is why salt is so important in giving it the necessary depth, without which it would be one-dimensional and possibly unattractive. In contrast to other gourmands of this genre - such as Salt Caramel or Lait de Biscuit - "Biancolatte" has nothing of the established popcorn burnt almond scent of these perfumes. It completely lacks the note of the burnt, baked, so that the impression that this is rather a sweet, milky drink is even intensified.
An extremely shocking, world-famous poem by Paul Celan deals with the Holocaust and, as many know, begins with the uncomfortable, unwieldy metaphor "black milk of the early morning". These lines, too, immediately come to mind when one reads "Biancolatte", because it is precisely this lyrical opposition of "black" and "milk" that is so deliberately negated in "Biancolatte". The name of the fragrance plays with the definition of milk, which has a harmonising effect: White. Soft. Velvety. In. Innocent. A drink for children. Sweet milk for little sweet beaks. I think you have to be completely open to this scent message if you want to test "Biancolatte". One should not approach fragrance with the standards of an adult, not expect an adult fragrance that can respond to adult sensitivities. But be very clear about this: "Biancolatte" is not a fragrance for children in terms of price. But it is a fragrance for those completely childlike, soft, tender moments in life. Moments without intellectual conversations, without subtle thoughts. Without stress, without time pressure, without important appointments. A fragrance only for those few precious moments when you become a child again and sip a hot, sweet milk with pleasure. In his bathrobe on the sofa, just before going to bed. Which makes the thought of Bridget Jones kind of take over.

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FabianO

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Vanilla butter cake concentrate with an unsightly synthetic leg note
Yes, a Vollgourmand, as he could not be integrated into a low-carb diet. ????

Pure vanilla, but not as beautiful and real as Guerlain's, rather one that 'terrorizes' me in furniture stores by the glasses with the protruding wooden sticks for room scenting.

Caramel, mineral underlay, in the middle a somehow bright, inappropriate, very synthetic aroma. Undecided, subliminally even somewhat acidic.

There are better, rounder, more valuable, cuddlier, exquisite, harmonious gourmands, truly
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Panacea

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Dream Gourmand
I first came across this fragrance through the reviews here while searching for the perfect vanilla scent. I had never heard of the brand before. I already have a few sweet, gourmand fragrances in my collection, but I wanted one just like this - sugary, sweet, vanilla and just that biting factor. It was a risky blind buy and the wait for the parcel was very nerve-wracking. But after the first furtive sniff on my wrist, I finally had this KAZOOM in my head - in love! Instant! That's what I wanted and thanks to Parfumo I finally found it in Biancolatte.

After 3 hours and just one small spray, there is a delicate sillage. The fragrance doesn't change much on me, it's always a pleasantly soft, gently vanilla scent without being too biting or overpowering.
I can't really imagine this fragrance on a man. To me, it smells feminine, soft and lovely.

So in love that I was inspired to write my first detailed review here.
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MyrtillajusMyrtillajus 9 months ago
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a wonderful sweet cloud, not cloying, that I would see well worn even in warmer seasons.
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