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Coffee Addict

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Coffee Addict by Theodoros Kalotinis is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, this scent was created by nose Theodoros Kalotinis.

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  • Invierno 42%
  • Primavera 13%
  • Verano 4.8%
  • Otoño 40%
  • Día 52%
  • Noche 48%

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  • Very enveloping aroma for coffee lovers. It is like smelling a coffee bag directly or immersing your nose in a hot cup. Apart from the coffee, cocoa and vanilla stand out, but the main protagonist is the coffee, very realistic and pure. Totally unisex. It is not as sweet and gooey as many think. It offers a wide sillage and a fascinating longevity. I admire and treasure it in my collection. It is a tremendous and apt blend of coffee. Bravo.

  • A fantastic perfume. A very realistic and protagonist coffee, with cocoa and vanilla and that touch of caramel that makes it enveloping. It is not cloying or heavy; it is the ideal companion for coffee lovers. Longevity and projection are a bomb, with a wide sillage that becomes moderate but remains noticeable. A resounding yes!

  • Finally, I tried Theodoros Kalotinis’s perfume that sparked my interest. It did not disappoint. I already own four of his perfumes and this has hit the spot in my heart. He is a talented young perfumer, and the best thing is his originality; it does not resemble others. At first, I thought it was too realistic to wear, but how wrong I was. Now I enjoy these winter mornings walking my dog, smelling bursts of this delight. It smells like realistic, freshly made coffee, without being cloying or milky. Perhaps it has a subtle touch of vanilla and cocoa powder. It is welcoming, comforting, and gives a sense of home. It may not please those who shy away from realism or linearity, but for me, it is a must-have. I imagine it could be used for layering, but for now, I enjoy it alone. Good projection at the start, moderate afterwards, and lasts about 9 hours on skin, more on clothes. If you are a coffee addict, try it. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 9/10, Sillage 8/10, Value for money 8.5/10, Versatility 4/10, Packaging 7.5/10. Would repurchase: Yes.

  • I have worn it all weekend and am obsessed. I ordered a decant remembering it was similar to Kerosene’s Follow, but this was my favourite. It smells like coffee gummy with sugar, like the famous ones from Pendulum books. Dark and bitter coffee covered in caramel and vanilla. It is super realistic but very wearable. I combined it with Kayali’s Vanilla 28 and it was a success. It reminds me of Montale’s Ristretto Intense but without the floral musk; here there is pure sugared coffee. It shares that burnt sugar accord with Kayali. Lasts a long time on skin and clothes. Although on skin it degrades to crystallised vanilla, hours later the beans are perceptible. Deserves a full bottle. Kind, linear, and original. Perfect for cold, rainy days. Unisex. Delicious.

  • LosPerfumesDeJavi

    I tried a sample and adored it. It opens with a caramelised coffee identical to a Caramel Macchiato, but then the coffee disappears, leaving toasted sugar bordering on condensed milk, very sweet. Hours later, I realised it smells exactly like my Trilogy Café Sweets Woodwick scented candle. The candle is already potent and reminds me so much of this perfume that I feel I do not need it. Its longevity is eternal, especially on clothes and in the room. The trail is very strong, noticeable from metres away, and you will seem like a café or patisserie.

  • Another stop on my quest for the perfect coffee. Here the offering is clear: coffee + caramel = coffee caramel. If you like coffee caramels, give it a try. And if you haven’t tried them but enjoy coffee and sweetness, you will love it too.

  • Dama Incognita

    Exquisite gourmand aroma. Of all the coffee perfumes I have tried, this is the one that comes closest to the note; literally, it smells like sweetened coffee with milk and caramel. Perfect for coffee lovers.

  • GabrielPS

    On first spray, it smells like a freshly made quality espresso. The olfactory experience is lovely. Over time, it becomes creamy, revealing the vanilla in the background, like a latte with vanilla drops. The most realistic coffee scent I have ever smelled. It projects strongly. I wear it in the morning to stay at home and change my shirt by evening because it still smells the same on the clothes. Absolutely unisex. If you buy it blind, prepare yourself to smell realistic coffee.

  • Smells like Laposse’s sweet coffee with peanut butter. Excessive caramel; beware for diabetics, it gives you the ants. An excellent perfume that lasts and projects immensely. In cold weather, some may enjoy it, but its extreme sweetness makes it polarising: lovers adore it, while others feel uncomfortable. Excellent value for money. Worth it for collectors who love gourmand scents. The perfumer is brilliant. Wear it in the cold and with people who appreciate sweet notes.

  • A masterpiece of gourmand coffee. It opens with an Arabica espresso and a touch of caramel, yielding to a dry cocoa, like an 85% bar, within half an hour, accompanying the coffee until the very end. Vanilla is merely a wink. Ideal for winter and autumn; in the heat, it can be overwhelming. Lasts very well on skin. Given its potency and strong coffee character, I find it less feminine, a view confirmed by men and women in my circle. As always, test niche perfumes on skin before buying.

  • ana villarreal

    I absolutely loved this little perfume! Although I must say that spraying it gave me an espresso kick that almost put me off; that aroma lasts a couple of minutes and then the magic begins: caramel, coffee, chocolate, delicious. It’s a real BOOMBA. I only sprayed once to test and it projected too much. Excellent performance.

  • alvarodominguez

    Smells exactly like Werther’s original coffee caramels, and the more it dries down, the sweeter it becomes. For the price, it’s a very interesting proposition with good longevity. I like it, although it’s not for me as I find it too cloying.

  • If you’re looking for a perfume that smells like a café au lait or a moka, this is the one you need. It’s caramelised, chocolatey, and vanilla-infused coffee with a splash of creamy milk. Smells lovely, but I struggle to decide when to wear it. Normally I keep it at home for cold days and it’s very comforting. The longevity isn’t great on me; it lasts well but I’d like it to project more. Perfumes often gain strength over time, and I hope that’s the case here. I’ve only used it four times; if the projection improves, I’ll comment again.

  • I’ve never really paid attention to coffee perfumes and have tried very few. I picked up a decant without knowing if I’d like it, but it’s delicious. Smells of real, roasted sweet coffee with chocolate; it’s edible and scrumptious. I liked it more than expected; it’s more wearable and comfortable than I thought. Very pleasant; I’ve even thought about buying the bottle. Highly recommended; you must try it even if you don’t usually like coffee notes, as it might surprise you. A fantastic perfume with good longevity, especially for the price.

  • Candycandy40

    Smells hyper-realistically of coffee with caramel and chocolate; the ultimate gourmand. Lasts long but doesn’t project much. Ideal for cold days and is super unisex. You feel like you’re in a café having a caramel macchiato. Very comfortable, cosy, and a bargain for a niche scent. If you like gourmands, check out this brand: they have a lemon tart and another that smells like chocolate custard. Worth considering.

  • Santiago.RL

    A gourmand that fell in love with me at first sniff; so realistic it makes you want to eat the person wearing it. It smells of delicious coffee with caramel and vanilla, like a brown sugar cold brew. It starts with marked coffee beans and caramel with vanilla in the background (about half an hour), then those latter notes take centre stage, leaving a rich caramelised coffee that projects for about three hours in a moderate radius. Afterwards, it settles on the skin for four to five hours, shifting from sweet to bitter before finishing with caramel and coffee in the base. Recommended, totally unisex. My favourite so far. Scent: 20/10 Realism: 10/10 Projection: 7/10 Sillage: 7/10 Longevity: 9/10 If you love caramelised coffee, this is a safe purchase for your collection.

  • Perla Vencis

    It feels like I’m from another planet, or the positive reviews are talking about a different fragrance. I agree that it initially smells of freshly ground coffee, but within minutes it turns into burnt milk coffee. Having studied coffee, I know that the real thing doesn’t contain caramel or vanilla, so this isn’t a realistic coffee scent. Once it dries down, what remains on the skin is very sweet caramel with notes of chocolatey coffee, as if smelling Baileys.

  • For many it’s the king of coffee, but on my skin it falls flat. At first it smells of milky coffee and caramel, rich and sweet without being cloying. However, after half an hour it turns into burnt coffee, a strange and unpleasant scent. It’s a pity because the brand has other gems and this one promised so much, plus it lasts well, but simply doesn’t work for me. If you like the note, give it a try; many people adore it. By the way, for me the best remains Awake by Akro.

  • Coffee Addict: It begins like a freshly brewed espresso, then the coffee blends with a sweet yet not cloying caramel. Finally, an aromatic vanilla (without excessive sweetness) joins in, and a shy cocoa gradually appears. Projection lasts about 6 hours with 10-12 hours of longevity. It is a fragrance with linear evolution, perfect as it is because it needs nothing more. It smells hyper-realistically of coffee (literally like smelling an espresso), evolving through three phases: caramel, vanilla, and cocoa, merging with the coffee at the end (a mocha aroma). It is a gourmand scent that will delight coffee lovers, notably because I do not usually like coffee, yet I have enjoyed it greatly.

  • Do not buy this blindly; it smells of vanilla coffee for 20 seconds before turning into half-tanned leather with a hint of sweetness. It is impossible to wear, identical to another one I bought after a shill YouTuber named Waja recommended it. Buaajjj.

  • One word: EXQUISITE. It’s like preparing a specialty coffee in the morning with a touch of vanilla, super creamy and sweet but not cloying. Medium-high longevity and 3-4 hours of projection. Scent: 10/10 Realism: 10/10 Projection: 6/10 Sillage: 7/10 Longevity: 8/10 Value for money: 1000/10 Recommended? If you like coffee (the good kind, not Starbucks), yes.

  • Dáriel E.

    In love with this perfume, I put it on and feel teleported to a nice café. Although the coffee feels strong, the caramel takes over in intensity… it’s a gourmand beast I’ll buy again when this runs out. Projects well for at least 6 hours and lasts weeks on clothes. Note, it does cause olfactory fatigue; sometimes you don’t feel it but others do. 10/10.

  • The first burst reminds me of a Scottish blend (coffee, vanilla ice cream, and whisky) for about 5 minutes. Then it shifts to coffee and caramel, finishing with caramel, chocolate, and vanilla with toasted tones. Very good for autumn and winter.

  • I associate it with coffee ice cream or a cappuccino. A pleasant gourmand scent, nothing too complex, that lasts quite a while and projects decently. It doesn’t overwhelm me, but for the price it’s an excellent option if you’re looking for a coffee perfume. 8.7/10.

  • fraganciaratona

    My first review! I’m new to fragrances and still building my tastes, but coffee is my favourite. I bought Coffee Addict blind and I have no regrets. It delivers what it promises: it’s a 100% gourmand with a very real coffee scent. At first I noticed a burnt roast and some alcohol that put me off, but once it dried down it became more caramelised and the alcohol turned into something like whiskey, giving a warm Irish coffee vibe. I don’t detect cocoa, but at the end there’s a subtle, pleasant vanilla. Perfect for cold days, I’ll be using it a lot.

  • robhiguera

    There’s little to add to this great perfume. It has roasted coffee notes (toasted with sugar), toffee caramel, and a very realistic vanilla base. Plus, it projects well and lasts even longer.

  • JohnLecter86

    If you’re looking for a perfume that takes you to the heart of a Mediterranean café… look no further! It’s the most realistic coffee you can imagine, a delight. Although it doesn’t project too much, anyone close will notice it. It’s like having a cup of coffee with artisanal candies. Note that at first it smells of benzyl alcohol and is spicy, but within 30 seconds it turns into a symphony of coffee and sweets. Highly recommended if you like coffee.

  • For those who love coffee in perfumes, this is a must-have; the best I’ve tried and I doubt there’s another better in this line. Nothing much to add, the name says it all: coffee from start to finish. Excellent longevity, projection, and price. It’s not quite my thing, but it’s not bad.

  • fedemenendeez

    What a fragrance by God. In the 60s hyperrealism was born, and this perfume follows that artistic branch. It’s a hyperrealist composition from the 60s made into scent. It’s pure, hard coffee. More than one person with their eyes closed wouldn’t know if it’s real coffee or perfumery. Excellent.

  • paoladonosoc

    It’s a delight! It smells so deliciously like a cappuccino that you feel like having a cup beside you to enjoy both at the same time. It’s sweet; I’d like it a little less sweet, but it’s very pleasant. Ideal for cold days.

  • The best coffee perfume I’ve ever tried 🙌✨. I’ve heard of several claiming to be coffee, but they eventually smell like something else and lose the real aroma. This one never fails ☕ (and it’s a bargain too 👀)

  • ManucoSeven

    One of the best scents I’ve ever smelled; it’s a rich cappuccino tiramisu type of coffee (in Mexico, they sell a frozen cake called Viennetta Cappuccino, and its dry-down is practically that flavour), but as it dries, the caramel comes out strongly and overwhelms it, ruining it for my taste hahaha, what a shame. P.S.: WOOOOW, after a few minutes, my skin was stained an orange/brown colour, which I had to remove with a tissue; wonder what happened?

  • javiperfumes

    I perceive it as a coffee liqueur at first, then as it dries, it turns into a delicious sweet coffee. I love it and its performance seems reasonably good.

  • What a coffee perfume! It smells like a freshly made frothy cup, with freshly ground coffee, on a cold morning. It’s a scent I’d happily wear all day, because it doesn’t overwhelm at all. I like that coffee is the protagonist, because although it’s used in other perfumes, it often doesn’t stand out, and I hadn’t smelled one where it was so noticeable until now.

  • Hyper-realistic gourmand. At first, it smells like coffee with sugar and alcohol, like a café con leche. As it dries, the caramel, cocoa, and vanilla emerge, transitioning from a sip of coffee liqueur to a caramel macchiato. Ideal for those who love coffee, for a cold, rainy afternoon working, for smelling it and having a cup. Sillage and longevity are excellent. Note: it’s sweet; the caramel is very noticeable; if you don’t like sweet scents, this isn’t for you.

  • Karenvy_alvarez

    I fell in love 😍. At first, it smells like café con leche (espresso with 43 liqueur), potent and super realistic. Gradually it sweetens until it becomes a sweet caramel frappuccino, creamy and vanilla-infused, all in just the right measure. It lasts about 6 hours on skin and stays on clothes until washing. Sillage is powerful for the first 2 or 3 hours, then moderate but perceptible all day. I definitely loved it because it’s one of the few that truly smells like coffee 🤗❤️

  • manuelcapilla

    They describe it more realistically than I’ve found. It comes out as pure black coffee caramel, with a good balance between sweetness and strong bitterness, though the sweet side dominates. The development is the best: the coffee recedes slightly to make way for cocoa and vanilla. When dry, it smells like smoky sweet coffee. Be aware, it’s gourmand with all the implications that entails. Longevity: around 7 hours. Sillage: picks up during the second hour. Occasions: autumn and winter, for home or casual meet-ups, very warm and comfortable. I don’t see it for formal events.

  • thesongofhecate

    Literally smells like Irish coffee; it’s unisex but leans more towards women; sweet without being cloying. The coffee is noticeable, followed by caramel. Good longevity. I recommend it for autumn and winter, but if you love gourmands, wear it all year round. I have a special affection for it because it was my first niche fragrance.

  • FranEssence

    A real coffee bomb, extremely long-lasting and makes a statement, though the only drawback is that it’s a bit hard to wear.