Sweet Tooth
Eau de Parfum
Sabrina Carpenter
Note Profile
Espresso Bean in perfumery delivers a bold, deep, and roasted coffee aroma with nuances of dark chocolate, caramel, and a hint of bitterness. It adds richness and warmth to gourmand fragrances, evoking the intense scent of freshly ground espresso beans. This note is often used to create cozy, comforting, and addictive scent profiles.
Espresso bean in perfumery presents a rich, roasted coffee aroma with pronounced notes of dark chocolate, toasted nuts, and subtle caramel undertones. It carries a natural bitterness and warmth, evolving from a sharp, invigorating opening to a smoother, lingering drydown. The scent is dense and enveloping, often evoking the experience of freshly ground coffee.
Espresso bean absolute or extract is obtained from roasted Coffea arabica beans, typically through solvent extraction or CO2 extraction methods. The beans are sourced from coffee-producing regions such as Brazil, Ethiopia, and Colombia, with the extraction process capturing the volatile aromatic compounds responsible for the characteristic coffee scent.
Perfumers use espresso bean primarily in the heart or base of gourmand and oriental compositions to impart depth and a realistic coffee facet. It blends well with vanilla, tonka bean, cocoa, spices, and woods, enhancing warmth and complexity. Espresso bean is valued for its ability to anchor sweet notes and add a sophisticated, edible nuance to fragrances.
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Espresso Bean appears prominently.