Note
Mexican Chocolate
Mexican drinking chocolate often smells of cocoa, cinnamon, and coarse sugar, sometimes with a nutty warmth. In perfume, that interpretation makes a spicy gourmand heart or base with vanilla, woods, and warm resins.
In 2 perfumes.
Most popular with mexican chocolate
The best-known perfumes carrying it anywhere in the pyramid.
Often paired with
Notes that show up next to mexican chocolate more often than chance would predict.
Too few perfumes to say.
How it reads
Sweet and woody above all. Reaches for fruity, wine and lactonic far more often than the catalogue as a whole, and rarely for vanilla.
- sweet
- woody
- fruity
- citrus
- earthy
- floral
- lactonic
- white floral