The Best Coffee Scented Perfumes For Women

Black Phantom By Kilian Review

Escaping the mainstream to offer something no other brand could master, something not just to simply smell good, Kilian by Black Phantom is a unisex masterpiece, and by far our No. 1 favorite coffee fragrance.

Rum-spiked Irish coffee is revealed in the opening inspiring a mouthwatering sensation of roasted coffee beans that swirl into caramel and vanilla tones of a strong liquor aroma.

A salted nutty almond chocolate note adds a savory contrast with fascinating elements that are relatively abstract and unusually intertwined in a perfume to create one of the most sophisticated eau de parfums on this list.

The unique notes come together to create a new type of gourmand fragrance, one that is sweet, salty, boozy, bitter, and woody all at once.

Branded as a gourmand, Black Phantom lives up to the hype by a balanced mix of rum, sugar, coffee, chocolate, and caramel. 

Most of the notes blend well a shift in harmony to create an effect that makes it difficult to actually detect any note past coffee notes and carmel. 

A level of intensity that matches the cold winter nights and breezy fall evenings, this perfume is one that cannot be worn in muggy humid weather unless you wish to be annoyed.

Montale Ristretto Intense Cafe Review

The dry down adds a synthetic delicate rose that remains somewhat hidden between notes of Arabian oud and subtle sandalwood. 

Montale Ristretto Intense Café is a follow-up fragrance to the original Intense Café from 2013, which people insisted needed more bitterness. 

Although more coffee was the whole concept of this perfume, the complexion actually hints at more floral than any other Montale perfume for her. 

Overall very close to Mancera Roses Vanille, and Oud Touch by frank Oliver, and certainly one of the best perfumes with its unique invigorating aroma and seductive notes.

The coffee is overpowered by rose in the opening, but comes to life in the middle notes, making slightly misleading upon testing. It is one of those perfumes that need extensive hours to bring out its true characters. 

Perfect for the wintertime like any other intensified potent woody perfume, Risterro Intense makes a lovely layering perfume and a standout rose special that can be accompanied with the slightest sweetness of your other favorite perfume. 

Long-lasting and boldly bitter, this coffee-scented perfume for her can be sprayed hours before the real coffee mid notes come to life with floral create such a beautiful perfume.

Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium Intense Review

It surprises us that both this intense flanker and the original Black Opium both have coffee in them as one of the main notes. 

Although it is difficult to notice it in the original black opium, we certainly did get a whiff of coffee bitterness between the sweetness of the Black Opium Intense. 

Popular amongst all ages, this perfume is suitable for any occasion and performs best in cold windy weather. 

An excellent balance of welcoming warmth and sweetness depicts a luxurious fragrance that flawlessly complements any lady with class. 

The intensity is our main reason of recommendation, but if you’re after the pure coffee note itself then Black Opium Intense is probably not for you. 

In this best coffee-scented eau de parfum, Lancom balances the overwhelming sweetness with a light hint of bitter coffee bean notes giving the fragrance a sense of dark mysterious character.

Coffee Break Maison Martin Margiela Review

In an outstanding creation, Maison Margiela blends a heart of warm cozy essences inspired by the experience of consumption instead of the brew itself.

Notes of milk and vanilla dominate the fragrance through its dry down to smell like a small coffee shop after endless espressos and latte’s throughout the day. 

Like any other Margiela fragrance Coffee break by Margiela enjoys a unique abstract complexion differentiating it from any other coffee-scented perfume. 

Reminding us somewhat of Maison Margiela replica which we are a huge fan of, this perfume has relatively similar mid notes and the same vanilla touch.

Opening with an exciting spicieness that projects as a unique daring crowd-pleaser, but quickly mellows into an exotically creamy sensation.   

Although Coffee Break doesn’t have a pure-coffee note, it smells more like a cookie or pastry infused with coffee, a perfect gourmand scent. 

In the spicy mix, coffee, the main advertised ingredient, is overpowered by tangy spice with lavender being the most prominent note.

With a very light warm dry down this coffee-smelling perfume is best for warm or breezy seasons but will barely project in average winter weather. 

A perfect eau de parfum for people with a picky taste who love coffee, and pink pepper notes, or in other words Coffee break for the youthful and spicy.

Café Rose Tom Ford Review

A subtle easy-to-wear scent,  projecting more as a Rose-Patchouli that evokes the right senses and calmly shifts to include unique accords through its dry down. 

Despite the headiness and unexpected sweet dry-down sweetness of Café Rose, the perfume is never oppressively heavy like you’d expect from a Tom Ford eau de parfum. Instead, it inspires feelings of cozy smokey incense and black coffee.

Added to the unique complexion are hints of black pepper that make this coffee scented perfume one of the most unique on our list of the best perfumes that smell like coffee. 

A mix of roses infuses this masculinely leaning fragrance and brings back the unisex in it, all until a touch of olibanum creeps in, adding to, and enhancing the coffee character. 

Rose is heavy from head to heart, Café Rose is warm and spicy in character. It smells like it has oud in it, but its actually incense, patchouli, and sandalwood, 

In addition, the combination of floral notes, wood, and patchouli among its base notes can transport everyone who uses it to an earthly paradise.

An eau de parfum that takes you on a truly sensational journey through the shifting of each and every note.

Making an outstanding fall and winter perfume with its impressive intense aroma and well-blended smokey rose essences intertwined with spice and other notes.

Cardamom Coffee by Lush Review

Its scent is highly distinctive, and its aura is as bitter as real love, this kind of simplistic fragrance is mostly natural scented, leaving out all the overpowering synthetic accords.

Within less than half an hour all the coffee essence is completely gone, and the notes shift to a smokey, slightly cardamon, tonka bean infused incense that projects highly on any gender. 

The scent of bitterness may lead you to think it’s better off for men, but the genderless dirty/smokey eau de parfum is nothing of that. 

More like what a leather biker’s jacket would smell like after being sprayed with a range of different spicy and woody scents blended, faded, and overpowered by leather notes.

A fall/spring season special, the difficult to balance ingredients make it the perfect mid-year fragrance for those seeking the unique.

Giving us a leathery aroma and rock n roll feelings, this fragrance smells slike a punk shop in Camden town – London. A leathery spicy scent for the bold and different. 

One of the very few scents that project notable coffee notes, so if you were able to withstand its bitter opening, and are a coffee lover this fragrance is one of your best choices. 

Perfect for sweater weather this leather spice fragrance is for days when you’re feeling like a badass and want to put that out there for the world to enjoy.

If you don’t mind the extra cost this niche fragrance can be your next signature scent bottle that will confuse and enchant everyone with quick sniff.