Espresso Please

Rich, coffee-infused gourmand scent that stands out in the niche perfume market. Its unique blend of notes makes it a must-try for those who appreciate bold, sweet fragrances. It is a very strong and heavy scent, but my god I love it. I get more dark chocolate than coffee, but that's what made me fall in love with it - a luxury chocolate shop, the location of which intersects with a high-quality café.

I love it a lot! I put in on my first date and get a compliments. Very beautiful! There are coffee, hazelnuts, chocolate, tonka beans and musk. Delicious and gourmand. It's not simple. It's deep and abundant. Love it!

This is elegant gourmand 1000%. Projection is huge, chocolate and coffee syrup dance and exchange places all the time. Master perfumery!

As others have noted as well, this is more of a chocolate scent then coffee or espresso. Dry and not overly sweet, I quite like it.

I got a decant of Espresso please, hoping to get a gourmand, photo-realistic coffee scent. Nope, it smells almost woody and patchouli-ey to me. I didn't like it a first, and tried it again after a month or so of letting it rest but it's still nowhere near the above notes. It's quite mature and would suit an old person well.

Can’t smell any coffee, just a bit of chocolate. Overall it’s a very smoky smelling perfume.

Yes, you get the rich chocolate, strong coffee flavor, and a lot of crunchy hazelnuts but also you`ll get a blast of liquerish and creamish Griotte boozy note at the opening which settles wonderfully into the core of this thick and delicious Espresso. This fragrance is not just a short espresso, it is long-lasting, skilfully nuanced, and very addictive for gourmet lovers.

I smell the cocoa dust, coffee beans and nuttiness from hazelnuts in Espresso Please. There’s very little sugar so I can see this being enjoyed by men and women. They’re not the same but Killian’s Black Phantom is the superior choice in this category because it has more character and oomph while this is just “ok,” definitely not a decadent gourmand and rather woody.

You definitely get all the notes listed. The hazelnut, chocolate and coffee & tonka mix seems to have a dash of salt mixed in to balance it. I would actually say out of the notes I just listed- the coffee is the least noticeable. Delicious though for gourmand lovers that enjoy these notes.

Rich, delicate semi-gourmand fragrance. This one is so good! Along with vanilla crush, it is my favorite from Gleam! Also, longevity is crazy. It lasted all day on my skin. Layer it with Bianco latte or Gioiosa and chef's kiss!

Is it just me or does anyone feel like theres a strong patchouli note not listed?