Cerise Riche by Le Monde Gourmand bottle
Le Monde Gourmand

Cerise Riche

3.8/5 · 51 votes Feminine 2024
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Pear Leaf
Heart notes
Siam
Base notes

Character

Longevity2.6/5
Sillage2.4/5
Day27
Night100
Winter91
Fall73
Spring18
Summer6
Our take

Black cherry drips over a cracked chocolate bar resting on a cedar side table. The air feels thick with benzoin and praline, and the fruit stays close, moving only when the wearer shifts. Pear leaf and bergamot brighten the opening for a moment before the darker heart takes hold. Davana and siam add a warm, aromatic lift that never travels far from the skin. The scent remains near, fading at a steady pace that asks for a gentle touch again before long.

Dark chocolate melts into patchouli, creating a balsamic depth that feels heavy and rich. The vanilla accord wraps around the wood, softening the edges of the cedar. It is a sweet, amber-heavy atmosphere that suits a quiet corner indoors. The air is cool against the window, and the room is lit only by a low lamp. This is a fragrance that lives inside a small space, content to stay near the person who chose it.

The cherry note returns in small waves, mingling with the resinous benzoin. It is not a loud presence, nor does it try to fill the area beyond the immediate vicinity. The praline adds a sugary finish that complements the spicy heart. One can sense the weight of the ingredients, a collection of warm, gourmand elements that feel substantial. The mood is introspective, wrapped in a scent that demands closeness to be fully appreciated.

Cedar anchors the blend, allowing the chocolate and cherry to linger on the fabric of a sleeve. The patchouli grounds the sweetness, keeping the aroma from becoming too light. A final trace of dark chocolate remains, mixing with the vanilla and amber that define the blend.

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