Yummy Jam by Ramon Monegal
Men Women 2026
Description
Yummy Jam by Ramon Monegal: A New Unisex Vanilla Oriental Yummy Jam by Ramon Monegal is a new Oriental Vanilla fragrance designed for both women and men. It was launched in 2026, with Ramon Monegal himself behind the composition. The pyramid begins with coffee, cocoa, and bergamot, leading to a heart of lactones, tonka bean, and musk. The base of…
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Leading answer I want it
103 votes
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Leading answer Love it
28 votes
Season
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36 votes
Time of day
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About Yummy Jam
Yummy Jam by Ramon Monegal: A New Unisex Vanilla Oriental
Yummy Jam by Ramon Monegal is a new Oriental Vanilla fragrance designed for both women and men. It was launched in 2026, with Ramon Monegal himself behind the composition.
The pyramid begins with coffee, cocoa, and bergamot, leading to a heart of lactones, tonka bean, and musk. The base of vanilla, sandalwood, and burnt sugar gives a warm, spicy, powdery, and balsamic finish.
The opening is unmistakably moreish: coffee and cocoa create a tempting, dessert-like impression, while bergamot adds a clean, citrusy sparkle that stops the blend from feeling too dense.
In the middle, lactones bring a smooth, creamy mouthfeel to the scent. Tonka bean and musk add an intimate, comforting warmth that sits close to the skin before blooming gently.
At the base, vanilla and sandalwood lend a silky, woody elegance. The burnt sugar note conjures the golden crust of a crème brûlée, leaving a soft, caramelised trail.
Though undeniably sweet, the fragrance remains balanced. The coffee facets and woody undercurrent keep it from becoming too sugary, making it suitable for both cosy evenings and smart casual wear.
Across 28 ratings, Yummy Jam holds an average score of 4.25 out of 5. The first two reviews mention particularly good sillage and longevity.
This perfume suits lovers of gourmand scents and rich vanilla, especially those who appreciate a woody, creamy base. It shines in autumn and winter, and works well after dark.
Yummy Jam is a sophisticated sweet treat. Ramon Monegal weaves coffee, vanilla, and burnt sugar into a creamy, unisex oriental that feels indulgent yet refined.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Strong
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
9 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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Gourmand de Monegal. At the moment of spraying, coffee, coffee, and more coffee, a roasted coffee bean that gradually sweetens with a bit of chocolate and a part like burnt sugar, and all this leads me to the idea of a Catalan cream with coffee, that’s what comes to mind. Also what came to mind is that this could be Al Contrario by Tiziana Terenzi if you added coffee to it. Good fragrance but it’s not within my range of tastes.
Yummy Jam smells like a handmade coffee and vanilla sweet, warm, creamy and lightly toasted. It has a wrapping sweetness that reminds me of making caramelised sugar for desserts or crème caramels, but balanced by the cocoa and coffee that disappears in seconds, stopping it from being sickly. There is a leathery feel in the background. (It could be my pH, but you can sense it.) I like it and it’s brilliant for when you’re arguing. A battle winner and in intimacy, ugh, it releases inner animals. I love it!!!
Gourmand de Monegal. At the moment of spraying, coffee, coffee, and more coffee, a roasted coffee bean that gradually sweetens with a bit of chocolate and a part like burnt sugar, and all this leads me to the idea of a Catalan cream with coffee, that’s what comes to mind. Also what came to mind is that this could be Al Contrario by Tiziana Terenzi if you added coffee to it. Good fragrance but it’s not within my range of tastes.
Yummy Jam smells like a handmade coffee and vanilla sweet, warm, creamy and lightly toasted. It has a wrapping sweetness that reminds me of making caramelised sugar for desserts or crème caramels, but balanced by the cocoa and coffee that disappears in seconds, stopping it from being sickly. There is a leathery feel in the background. (It could be my pH, but you can sense it.) I like it and it’s brilliant for when you’re arguing. A battle winner and in intimacy, ugh, it releases inner animals. I love it!!!