Coffee (Arabica) is a natural raw material gourmand perfume note.
What does Coffee (Arabica) smell like?+
Powerful, roasted, with leathery liquor-like tones.
How is Coffee (Arabica) obtained?+
Coffee (Arabica) is obtained by solvent extraction, using the beans.
What are the most popular fragrances with Coffee (Arabica)?+
Popular fragrances featuring Coffee (Arabica) include Whisky Nobile by Farmacia Ss. Annunziata 1561, Crop by Thoo / The House Of Oud, Nufee by Airparfum, L'Interdit Millésime Tubéreuse Noire by Givenchy, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.
How many fragrances contain Coffee (Arabica)?+
Coffee (Arabica) is featured in 23 fragrances on Noteboxd.
Coffee notes bring a deliciously leathery, liquor-like heat to (mostly) masculine fragrances. Subtle nuances of tobacco mix with deeply woody, roasted notes to give an unmistakable warmth to fragrances. Coffee notes are sometimes recreated synthetically, using several raw materials.
The origin of coffee is shrouded in myth and mysticism; the actual origins of the bean is largely up for debate. Believed to originate from Ethiopia, coffee played a large role in strengthening trade between East and West. By the 16th century, coffee had reached the Middle East, Persia, Turkey, and northern Africa. From there, coffee spread to Italy and the rest of Europe, and then on to Indonesia and, eventually, the Americas.