Gourmand Perfumes

Perfumes that smell good enough to eat: every scent in our store built on at least two sweet notes, such as caramel, praline, coffee, chocolate, honey or almond, often with vanilla or tonka bean. All authentic, shipped with tracking from the US.

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What makes a perfume gourmand

Gourmand perfumes take their notes from the kitchen and the dessert table: caramel, praline, coffee, cocoa, honey, almond, coconut and pistachio, usually wrapped in vanilla or tonka bean. They feel warm, cozy and easy to like.

Find your kind of gourmand

Caramel and cream: Prada Candy pairs caramel with vanilla and benzoin, and Lattafa Eclaire Pistache layers pistachio cream, whipped cream and cacao. Coffee and chocolate: Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium blends coffee and vanilla with white flowers, while Valentino Uomo mixes hazelnut, chocolate and roasted coffee for men. Spiced and boozy: Lattafa Khamrah brings dates, praline and cinnamon, Kilian Paris Intoxicated pairs Turkish coffee with cardamom and nutmeg, and Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille adds tobacco and cocoa. Niche gourmand: Loris Almond Coffee combines almond, coffee and cocoa from our Loris niche line.

Want the classic sweet base on its own? See our vanilla perfumes.

Gourmand perfume FAQ

Are gourmand perfumes too sweet for every day?

Not always. Coffee, almond and honey gourmands are less sugary than caramel or candy ones, and a light spray works fine during the day.

Do gourmand perfumes work for men?

Yes. Many men’s and unisex scents use coffee, tobacco, chocolate or tonka bean.

When do gourmands smell best?

They shine in cooler weather and in the evening, when their warmth lasts longer on skin and clothes.

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