Nero Gourmand by Inconscio Odori et Profumi bottle
Inconscio Odori et Profumi

Nero Gourmand

4.6/5 · 8 votes Unisex 2025
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity4.2/5
Sillage3.1/5
Day50
Night100
Fall100
Winter100
Spring50
Summer0
Our take

Nero Gourmand presents a dense blend of cocoa, coffee, vanilla pod, beeswax, labdanum, amber, oak, and oakmoss. The cacao and coffee notes provide a roasted bitterness that cuts through the initial richness. Beeswax and honey accords add a thick, golden sweetness, while the labdanum and amber contribute a heavy, resinous warmth. Oak and oakmoss bring a dry, earthy woodiness that prevents the composition from becoming purely sugary. The scent feels textured and deep, with the animalic facet of the beeswax sitting close to the skin alongside the dark, powdery moss.

The vanilla pod here is dark and slightly smoky rather than bright or candy-like. It merges with the amber to create a heavy, spicy trail that feels suited to cool air and dim lighting. The oakmoss adds a damp, forest-floor quality that grounds the edible notes, making the overall impression more mature than a standard dessert fragrance. It carries a distinct weight that feels appropriate when the weather requires a jacket and the evening is underway. The beeswax gives it a slightly dirty, realistic honey scent that avoids smelling like a clean synthetic sugar.

This fragrance suits someone who enjoys heavy oriental compositions with a strong gourmand core but requires the balance of oakmoss and oak to keep it from being juvenile. It is not for those who shy away from intense, resinous warmth or the specific scent of beeswax. The combination of coffee and cocoa demands a tolerance for dark, bitter edges within a sweet structure. The labdanum and amber ensure the profile remains firmly in the realm of heavy, traditional materials.

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