Black Coffee is a coffee fragrance created by Italian company Mazzolari. In Italy, coffee is such an essential part of life - a vital accompaniment to every meal and gathering, meticulously prepared and carefully savored as only the Italians can. Boldly roasted Arabica coffee- spicy, earthy, and robust- combines with a lush and romantic heart of rose, all layered atop a sweet, musky vanilla and amber base that glows with a warm, luxurious intensity. With notes of coffee, rose, vanilla, amber, balsam and white musk. It is an eau de parfum, edp.
MAZZOLARI BLACK COFFEE REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "To be honest I smell this profume from a friend, and this is also my first review so be chill. That said, this is a similar perfume to Montale Intense Cafe but under steroids. The protection is amazing, the coffee is a sweet coffee, before knowing the profile I smelled more the vanilla and amber and almost a toasted tonka bean smell, then I realised is coffee. The rose is an elegant floral addition that round the profume and make it more creamy and complete. For what I smell I didn't smell to much the musk and the aromatic notes, but, as I mentioned it was from a friend. The quality of the perfume I think is exceptional with the performance better than Montale Intense Cafè. Not suited for everyday use and office."
Fragrantica: "This is a lovely, sweet and cozy perfume. At first spray, it's a sweetish rose—slightly heady and not at all powdery—with some amber and musk. It's rich, warm, floral and subtly sweet. Around the third hour, it's still ambery rose water but somewhat warmer like a tonka bean kind of warm spice. I assume this may have been the coffee, but I can't be certain because I unfortunately could not distinguish a specific coffee note when I wore this. Something must be wrong with me because I can never smell the coffee when it's paired with a floral (like in this, New Haarlem, Arabican Rose, Coffee Break, or 1969). To my nose, it's very similar to Arabian Rose by Maison Tahite and Roses Vanille by Mancera, just a bit sweeter and without the fruitier aspects of either scent. In the middle stages, the rose begins to fade a bit when the vanilla starts to emerge around hour five. The vanilla is soft, sweet and a little powdery, while the musk and amber hold strong and keep it smooth. By the end of the wear, you're left with a cozy, ambery, vanilla scent. The sillage was moderate to strong and the longevity was amazing—I could easily smell it on my skin over 12 hours after applying. Overall, I really enjoyed this despite not being able to detect the coffee. It's a soft and beautiful rose scent, youthful but refined."
Fragrantica: "It doesn't smell like coffee but it does smell good. If you're looking for an actual coffee scent go elsewhere, but if you want a nice upbeat perfume that smells kind of smells like a nice mom, this one's for you."
