Golosissimo

Sampling Hilde Soliani Golosissimo, a dark, sweet, spicy, mix that’s quite delectable, replete with rich, dark chocolate that it’s signature feature, colored by clove, especially, and also sweetened by vanilla, brightened by orange, and grounded by sandalwood. It’s a gourmand to me, but one that is sophisticated and well rounded. I’m really pleased with this, perhaps the house’s best use of a strong chocolate note that I can recall (Buonissimo has a light chocolate note but not nearly as prominent as in Golosissimo). Overall, it’s outstanding, a gourmand for gourmand lovers with an excellent chocolate note, performance, and reasonable pricing. This is EDP concentration, priced at $175 for 100ml, as with most of the line, and sold exclusively in Luckyscent in the US. 8 out of 10

smooth chocolate scent smells so natural

This fragrance is a great option for those who adore gourmand scents. Sweet chocolate takes center stage, complemented by the boozy warmth orange liqueur. Together it creates a playful blend perfect for the cold winter months. Sweet, cozy chocolate. Gourmand enthusiast will enjoy smelling like delicious chocolate.

I really like this. It reminds me of those chocolates with liqueur centres, specifically an orange liqueur. I get quite a lot of orange, more than with something like Chocolate Greedy

A boozy alcoholic chocolate. Doesn't last long. But put next to her Christmas blend, it's really quite excellent. A bottle might be happening.

Milk chocolate and vanilla, smooth and good quality. I don't sense spice or wood, just straight up chocolate deliciousness.

A pretty basic chocolate scent unfortunately, kind of like a body product, just smoother. Hot cocoa powder and cocoa butter. I had Tinkerbell body glitter gel when I was 7 with a similar smell. It smelled better before touching skin, more like chocolate Nequik (which yes does I do actually find appealing), so it may be a me problem. Average strength for a gourmand. Not bad, just nothing to rave about.

A bit too synthetic for me, but not offensive in any way. I get a straightforward chocolate with no other notes.

Not balanced. Far too much chocolate. I don't detect the clove. A touch synthetic to my nose.

Wasn't a fan, smelled too much like a candle, including a waxy aspect.

A massive cocoa-dusted angel food cake, the kind of cake that served as a ballgown skirt for the cheap plastic doll jammed down the center of it (do they still do those kind of cakes for little girls birthdays? I loved them so much ) whose layers are stuffed with thick-almost-chewy chocolate mousse, aggressively strides up to you, slaps you in the face, breathlessly makes out with you, and steals your wallet.

A cognac note at the top very quickly fades away to reveal a chocolate-fudge & caramel heart. Some citrus play support.

Chocolate and caramel scent with a slightly woody drydown. It is very simple but nice.

I love her fragrances.. definitely blind buying this