Beat Cafe by Jusbox
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Description
Beat Cafe by Jusbox is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Claire Liégent. The top notes are cognac, black pepper and coriander; the heart notes, tobacco, leather and labdanum; and the base notes, cedar, benzoin and vetiver.
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Leading answer I want it
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Season
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About Beat Cafe
Beat Cafe by Jusbox is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Claire Liégent. The top notes are cognac, black pepper and coriander; the heart notes, tobacco, leather and labdanum; and the base notes, cedar, benzoin and vetiver.
Drinks Green, herbal and fougère Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
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Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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Oh my goodness, what a beast of a perfume. At first, during a blind test, it didn’t blow my mind; I liked it but nothing special. Then I grabbed it on a 2×1 deal with Black Powder, and what a surprise. Beat Café is a woodsy tobacco scent, intoxicating and addictive. I see it as super oriental, ambered, and dry. Its only flaw is longevity; unless you use it sparingly, I devour it in a jiffy and pffft, it smells divine. Clothes get soaked with tobacco, woods, amber, and liquor; it’s exquisite. Look for it on the grey market; the official price isn’t worth it due to longevity, as it fades quickly. AH!!! It’s very similar to Desert Falcon Deluxe; I have a 5ml decant and they’re almost identical.
Wow, what a brilliant perfume. At first, during a blind test, it didn’t seem anything special, but then I bought it on a 2×1 deal and what a surprise. Beat Café is woodsy, tobacco-based, intoxicating and addictive. It’s oriental, ambered, and dry. Its only flaw is performance: with Jusbox it lasts a short while, but if I use it sparingly, I get full and clothes get soaked with tobacco, woods, amber, and liquor; exquisite. Look for it on the grey market; the official price isn’t worth it because it fades quickly. And look how much it resembles Desert Falcon Deluxe!
It reminds me of Bvlgari Man in Black, but less sweet, with drier tobacco and a more noticeable alcohol presence. It doesn’t win you over instantly, but it hooks you immediately and you want to smell it again; I bought it and have no regrets. It smells more mature than youthful, though a young man can wear it if he knows it’s for cold nights, as it can suffocate in the heat.
It reminds me of Bvlgari Man in Black, but less sweet, with drier tobacco and more alcohol. It doesn’t enchant you at first sniff, but it hooks you and you want to smell it again. It’s a mature aroma, though a young man can wear it if he knows it’s for cold nights; in the heat, it can suffocate.
It opens strongly with tobacco and dry woods, serious and with little sweetness but very pleasant. By half an hour, a powdery touch kicks in that blends brilliantly with cognac, smelling straight from the glass. Wood and tobacco dominate the base, with soft pepper rounding off the skin note. Ideal for men aged 27 and above; an interesting composition.
It opens with tobacco and dry woods, serious and with little sweetness, yet very pleasant. It changes quite a bit in the first few minutes; by half an hour, a powdery touch adds up, blending brilliantly with cognac that smells straight from the glass. Over time, the wood and tobacco remain in the base, accompanied by a soft pepper that rounds off the skin note. A masculine fragrance, ideal for men from 27 years old. An interesting composition.