K’bridge Club

This has a slight mentholated touch like in MFK gentle fluidity but I don’t think they’re similar at all, especially with the juniper and musky prominence in GF. Anyways I like this? Possibly love? It’s so....smooth. There’s something else blended in here, assuming it’s a subtle bitter aromatic, like also cloves, that really lightens up the fragrance to where it is not thick and overwhelming. The vanilla in here is not as strong to not intensify the rose’s “jammy-ness”. Because of this, you can definitely wear this outside of just winter because the vanilla and rose do not become overly dense. This fragrance sort of floats which is hard to do with the notes listed. The vanilla, caramel and possibly a little amber in the dry-down wrap up the fragrance in a good way. Now wearing in the spring compared to the winter, the caramel and vanilla comes out even more and the projection/longevity has vastly improved while still maintaining its airiness (rose and aromatics were more dominant with less overall performance in winter). So delicious! When I miss my sweet vanillas in the hotter seasons, I can wear this with no issues. I tried one of my beloved colder season vanillas on a warm spring day and hated that I did. It was too humid for it, even with 1-2 sprays. But this! Works perfectly . Update: I’ve gotten my nose on the other similar fragrances stated. They are all extremely similar. Delox and K’bridge club is like 99.8% similar. If you have one, you definitely don’t need the others unless you just like collecting. I came across K’bridge first so that’s what I went with, also I like this bottle the best and think it’s the best quality (subjective). If you like this scent profile, no choice is really a bad one.

I have recently sampled this again after maybe a year of leaving my sample alone, because, yes, it smelled remarkably similar (if not the same) to Intense Cafe. However, after giving the latter my recurring attention over the past months, I decided to see if I would be able to pick up certain things from K’bridge I must’ve neglected on the first few times I’ve worn it. And no BS, there is a difference. The rose in K’bridge is a tad fleshier and floral and it’s paired with something more distinctly sugary than just vanilla. The coffee, much like IC, is a suggestion more than anything BUT in K’bridge, it does play a role in warming it up. Basically, how I perceived it is that there’s a tartness that’s distinctly...coffee-like along its periphery. You know how fresh espresso sort of gets this burnt caramel-ly smell in the air ?? Yes? No? Anyway, if you can distill that without any of the actual smell of coffee, concentrating on the sensation of the tartness tickling your nose, it’s basically THAT prickling the edges of it. However, the biggest difference that I appreciate is that it doesn’t have that musty musk in the dry down that for me dulls intense cafe and roses Vanille for me. I generally prefer ristretto IC because it has less of that muskiness but in K’bridge, it does away with it completely. Hence, in terms of how it behaves on my skin and how it projects, K’bridge really is the better option for me. The scent profile itself may be far too similar for most even if imo it’s distinguishable, but I’d rather give away IC and its flanker for a bottle of this!

Comparing this to Montale Intense Cafe and Ristretto Intense Cafe: Xerjoff K'Bridge opens with a fresh-baked vanilla angelfood cake. Lightly lemony milky custard, with fresh unnamed berries. Very sweet. The whole thing smells like a beautiful gourmet trifle. Smells more expensive than the Montale. No synthetic smells. No coffee, no woods, very little rose. Pure dessert. 9/10 Montale Intense Cafe opens with a creamy cappuccino note. There's a fresh rose bouquet on a wooden french cafe table. Almost imperceptible light cigarette smoke drifting in from somewhere in the distance. There's enough depth here, and it's not flat or lifeless. Medium sweetness. In drydown, the rose takes a backstage to a Vanilla flavored cappuccino. There's also something about this that makes me a little queasy in the stomach after a few hours. This does not happen with other Montale fragrances, or with the Xerjoff. 8/10 Montale Ristretto Intense Cafe opens with a strong bitter black coffee note. Quckly settles to an incongruous mix of citrusy sweet pot-pourri, fresh rose, and black coffee. Not as well-blended as the original Intense Cafe. No milky notes. 6/10

I had to get a full bottle right away after smelling a sample! K'bridge club is an intoxicating and beautiful sweet rose and vanille fragrance that has depth, mystery and nuance with that Xerjoff DNA in the dry down. And it comes in a gorgeous bottle. As with many Xerjoff fragrances, K'bridge club is not linear. It gets less sweet and more woody and balsamic over time, while retaining rose and vanilla notes. It lasts 12+ hours and has good sillage. As for comparison to other fragrances... I have to say though, K'bridge club prompted me to try Intense cafe, and if you like this style of fragrance, it's worth getting both. It's in the same genre as Montale Intense cafe, but I wouldn't consider it a dupe as Montale is linear and lacks some of the nuances that appear in the Xerjoff fragrance. K'bridge club is less sweet and jammy, especially in the dry-down, one might say less "synthetic" smelling, even if I enjoy and wear both and wouldn't necessarily recommend one of the other. It's not really that similar to Oud Satin Mood or other rose + oud + vanille fragrances that I have come across, even if the general vibe might be similar.

So, let's start off with that I hate Roses Vanille. To me, it's too spicy and too simple. It literally just smells... very cheap to me, like just roses and spice - nothing more to it. At first, when I tried my sample of this, it smelt like TWO perfumes I hate: Roses Vanille and Dama Bianca, with a hot-and-cold kind of feel to it. I didn't get any caramel at first - just the spicy rose, some cold lily of the valley, and I immediately disliked it. However, K'Bridge Club clanged after the first month or so; now it's a balanced spicy rose - much less spicy than Roses Vanille. I really dislike the sharpness the cedar gives Roses Vanille - I much prefer coriander as the spice added to the rose. I also clearly smell the caramel. There are also some other notes in the background that blend everything together to make this more seamless. If you want the ultimate spicy rose, don't care about the cost, but care about tiny differences, K'Bridge is the best one, IMO - it's a very smooth spicy rose. However, I' not quite impressed with the longevity.

Fantastic! Absolutely gem with rose notes in JTC collection! Highly underrated! I was in perfum shop looking for a suitable Xerjoff fragrance for fall season. Then the sales guy gave me K’bridge to smell on paper and I simply loved it! I asked the guy to put it on my skin and it stayed forever. I enjoyed the smell of thick rose notes blended well with woody and caramel notes. The silage is enormous. When compared with the other rose dominant fragrances such as Intense Cafe, I felt more K’bridge more dense, thick, and intense. This is by far my favourite rose fragrance. For me its 10/10. Its a perfect rose unisex perfume that I have tried. I am very surprised by the fact that there’s not much of a content on social media about K’bridge Club. I see typical fragrance names that are promoted heavily on the social media from Xerjoff family. My score Longevity : 10/10 (24hrs) Blend: 9/10 Silage: 10/10 Overall: 10/10 (if you like rose notes)

The opening is almost an exact clone to PDM Delina. I swear I can smell the lychee and rhubarb even though it's not listed. The difference is in the dry down. Delina for me is very linear in that it remains primarily floral and tart-fruity (teeny-bopper vibes). K'bridge turns slightly creamy and gourmand. The caramel and vanilla stand up to the rose and go all 12 rounds. If you own Delina, you don't need this one. If you don't own Delina, get this one instead. It's more complex and sophisticated. Delina is the immature 16 year old younger sister of K'bridge. She loves to post makeup tutorials on YouTube and stay up all night doing TikTok dances with her friends. K'bridge is the older and classier sister of Delina. She has a 4.0 gpa and will be attending Yale in the fall. But she doesn't take herself too seriously. Her resume is printed on pink paper, and it's scented. Because it gives it that little extra something. Don't you think?

I received this as a birthday gift from my husband. He knew I wanted to try this (I know, he is good). I am wearing this now, and it is amazing. It starts as a sparkling rose, then I can smell some of the coriander, and then the dry down, is incredibly sophisticated, I can't smell caramel, but there is something gorgeous pulling this together. The caramel only appears after a few hours, but it is not too sweet, as it can be sometimes, and it is still elegant. The perfume does indeed smell like a high-end luxury boutique, where you are being pampered and offered champagne, so that you will spend more money. It is not too sweet at all, but incredibly rounded and extremely well executed. This is my first Xerjoff, and I think this might be my new signature scent. I love it!💙🌹

Better, higher quality version of Intense Cafe/Roses Vanille. The quality shows most on the skin dry down. Wait for it. It's what won me over with this one. All three remind me of my early fall morning excursions to some coffee shop in New York City. The quiet before the storm, very comforting. I get the comparison to Gentle Fluidity Gold (another great for me), but I hold that fragrance in a different category - a light, ambery, musky vanilla - compared to a rose/vanilla with coffee somewhere in the background. Worth the splurge if you enjoy this DNA and there's something about Intense Cafe/Roses Vanille you like but can't tolerate, which was the case with me. If you're perfectly happy with Intense Cafe/Roses Vanille this will be redundant.

Absolutely gorgeous! I can't get enough of this DNA. It is similar to Intense Café, Gentle Fluidity Gold, Rose's Musk, and Atomic Rose in the base notes. K'bridge Club is extremely well blended and has a beautiful coriander note that sparkles, along with creamy caramel which blends seamlessly into the rose and vanilla. This is extremely versatile and could be worn day or night and any season, though I tend to gravitate more towards her in the evenings. This is signature scent worthy and blind buy worthy if you love the previously mentioned similar fragrances. It is sophisticated and projection and sillage are medium to intimate. Fairly good longevity on me. I would recommend and am so happy to have her in my collection. 9.5/10 🥰❤️

Gorgeous, underrated, elegant, an easy like. It can't be called a masterpiece because it's been done so many times before, but it is well blended for sure. Top notes of rose undergirded by a warm vanilla and caramel base. Sillage is fine, while longevity is quite good. Most of the notes linger throughout the drydown. While it is not the most complex scent, and while I usually don't enjoy such sweet perfumes, this is just beautiful. Coriander does help to cut through some of the sweetness without distracting. Very feminine and all-occasion. Strangely comforting, intimate, and sexy at the same time. Almost all-season but maybe too sweet for summer. Its like Roses Vanille but better.

the unisex rose vanilla combination family has extended after Tiziane Terenzi delox and this one got added next to roses Vanille and intense cafe+ risteretoo intense cafe. first, all of them are performing really well and smell incredible however the caramel makes this one different and unique. it is not too heavy like intense cafe and risteretoo so you can pull this in spring-summer as well. the only thing is it is irrelevantly expensive for 50ml considering intense cafe and ristretto are both 100ml for half the price. if you are a sucker for this scent profile due to price-performance (all have really. good as said) and smell ı would go either for delox or ristretto intense cafe

There's just a stupid smile on my face. This is beautiful. I was curious how Xerjoff would pull off a, possibly generic, rose + caramel + vanilla combo. They exceeded my expectations. I'm waiting for the foot to drop and it to start smelling synthetic, and it's not. It's maintaining its beauty. It's smacking me in the face with one spritz. Probably not for the office and could be oversprayed easily, but gorgeous and well done nonetheless. And now that I read the "pro's" section, I think the reason I had such low expectations was because of how much I disliked Montale's Intense Cafe (IC). This is the type of composition I was expecting of IC. I'm glad I'm able to experience this. 🥰

This and Montale's Ristretto intense cafe are almost identical aside from Montale's addition of the coffee note. Both are amazing fragrances and I wish I got the rose or could consider it floral but to my nose and on my skin it doesn't smell floral in the least bit. It's an intoxicating scent profile that makes you just want to smell it non-stop so be prepared to wear this daily if you decide to test it or buy it because it's THAT good. This is a definite crowd-pleaser for sure and for my skin chemistry this isn't eternal but it does last a decent amount of time. Not much else to say aside from it being divine. I highly recommend this or Montale -- so pick your poison.

I love rose fragrances done right and this is prime example how its done imo. Not too mature rose, this is grown but still youthful scent. Sweet, deep, rosy caramel goodness. This is strong and thick perfume, lasts many hours on skin and has beautiful sillage. This is unisex fragrance but to me this leans more on the feminine side. Very Intoxicating scent! More suitable for colder months and in the evening wear. Reminds me of montale intense coffee but this is way more refined and classy. Also i got very bad rash from my montale intense coffee sample, so i couldnt get it even tho i liked the scent profile. So for me this is 10/10 find!

One of my favourites from JTC line. Let’s be real tho, this is just a luxury smoother version of Intense Cafe. I get some dried fruits similar to More Than Words. I’m not convincing myself it’s any different to justify the the price compared to Intense Cafe. If someone smells this in the air, you won’t get asked if your wearing Xerjoff, it will be Intense Cafe. If you can justify the price difference and have luxury packaging instead of a tin can then go for it. However if this is out of your price range, Go for IC. Trust me nobody will know the difference except you.

Yes, the reviews here sum it up pretty well for once! Gorgeous slightly syrupy somewhat sweet vanillic rose. Darkened a tad by caramel. Comparisons to Roses Vanille are fair - much smoother and better (thankfully lacking the Montale generic drydown) and also thankfully lacking the oft generic Xerjoff drydown too! I can’t however see peoples comparisons to Cafe Intense. I layered it with Xerjoff Don and wow!!!! What a combo! If you like an involved sweet rose that ‘just’ verges on unisex then this is the place to start. Classic killer performance as per Xerjoff...

I have this, intense cafe and I had roses Vanille as well. This is sadly compared to them because those came first I guess. But k bridge is smoother and less synthetic smelling. Not to mention the bottle looks better on the shelf. Montale bottles are unfortunate looking in comparison. Sweet caramel rose...long lasting with moderate projection. I really love this dna and I’m always looking for the best version of this.

Wow this is a super smooth well blended vanilla and gourmand rose scent!!! This smells delicious and beautiful and I smell a little bit of caramel mixed in making it more creamy. When my sample is done I would definitely buy a full bottle! This is not as unique as other Xerjoff scents and it is similar to other Vanilla rose scents that I have smelled before but is still gorgeous and on my wishlist!!

I blind bought K'Bridge after hearing some great reviews on it. While I love the fragrance, it really is an exact dupe for Mancera Roses Vanille. I also have Montale Intense Cafe and agree with the others who said that is extremely similar as well. It is perhaps slightly less synthetic at the outset as either of those but it is so close you can barely smell the difference once it has dried down.