Passion Latine
Tailored for wearers seeking comfort during chilly months, this citrus gourmand offers an inviting alternative to standard heavy desserts. ID Parfums balances bright mandarin orange and ginger against darker tones of cacao and brewed coffee, making it suitable for casual weekend outings and informal office settings. The floral touches of vanilla flower and jasmine sambac keep the coffee and tonka bean foundation from feeling suffocating or overly dense. It appeals particularly to fragrance lovers who want cozy warmth that remains energetic and fresh during the day. Autumn and winter bring out its best qualities, providing a snug, comforting aura that stays pleasant in close quarters without overwhelming those around you.
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Performance Metrics
187 VOTESOpen Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE
Community votes rate longevity as moderate to long lasting, with 13 wearers reporting 7 to 12 hours and 11 reporting 3 to 6 hours. Sillage is primarily moderate according to 16 voters, projecting within arm's length for a couple of hours before setting into an intimate, cozy skin scent.
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Passion Latine opens with a burst of crisp mandarin orange and sharp ginger before uncovering a heart of brewed coffee, vanilla flower, and jasmine sambac. The drydown rests on smooth tonka bean, cacao, and soft sandalwood, blending warm spicy, woody, and sweet citrus gourmand accords into a comforting everyday profile.
Main Accords
10 MAPPEDThe fragrance opens with vibrant citrus and fresh spicy accords that provide early brightness. As the initial zest mellows, warm spicy, coffee, and sweet vanilla accords become prominent, evoking a spiced cafe ambiance. In the final stretch, woody, cacao, and powdery accords emerge to anchor the scent in soft, chocolate-tinged warmth.
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It looks easiest to wear in fall and winter. The vote picture leans most toward daytime.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Lively mandarin orange and ginger opening provides a refreshing twist on gourmands
Distinctive roasted coffee and cacao middle brings cozy warmth without excess sugar
Versatile daytime wear profile that excels throughout fall and winter
Moderate projection remains respectful in shared office environments
Well blended transition from zesty spice into a smooth sandalwood base
Tonka bean and vanilla flower add gentle sweetness without cloying heaviness
Solid longevity votes with most wearers achieving between 4 and 10 hours
Balanced composition created by recognized perfumer Vincent Ricord
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Niche brand distribution can make testing and sampling difficult before purchase
Bright mandarin orange top notes fade relatively quickly within the first hour
Warm spicy and cacao notes feel too dense for high summer heat
Projection softens considerably after the initial two hours of wear
Coffee note leans mild and creamy rather than dark or intensely roasted
Price value perception is mixed among voters with several noting it feels expensive
Citrus gourmand pairing may feel unusual to shoppers expecting a classic floral
Community data lacks written reviews for detailed individual wear perspectives
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“ID Parfums Passion Latine Editorial Review”
The opening of Passion Latine by ID Parfums arrives with an immediate spark of mandarin orange and zesty ginger. Rather than smelling like syrupy candy, the citrus comes across brisk and dry, backed by the crisp heat of fresh root ginger. This energetic start cuts through cold air cleanly. It sets an unexpected tone for what is officially classified as a citrus gourmand, promising brightness before any heavier dessert notes appear.
Within twenty minutes, the composition takes a noticeable pivot into deeper territory. Roasted coffee emerges alongside vanilla flower and subtle jasmine sambac, giving the fragrance a warm, latte-like quality. The floral presence keeps the coffee from turning excessively bitter or burnt. As hours pass, the dry-down settles into smooth sandalwood, dusty cacao, and rich tonka bean. The finish feels comforting and powdery, wrapping the earlier spice in gentle woody sweetness.
Over the course of a full day, the accords shift from sharp citrus and fresh spice toward sweet, warm resinous depth. The citrus accord recedes relatively quickly, allowing the warm spicy, coffee, and cacao facets to dominate the middle hours. Sandalwood anchors the base, preventing the tonka bean from becoming cloying. It creates a smooth texture that stays cozy and composed throughout the dry-down phase.
Performance votes place this scent in a solid everyday territory. Wearers mostly report moderate to long lasting longevity, with votes split between three to six hours and seven to twelve hours of noticeable presence. Projection is primarily moderate, creating an arm's length cloud during the first two hours before drawing closer. It shines brightest during fall and winter days, where cool temperatures keep the sweet cacao and tonka balanced.
This perfume suits anyone who loves sweet coffee fragrances but wants a refreshing citrus kick to start their morning. It makes an easy signature for casual weekends, coffee shop visits, or relaxed office settings in autumn. Those looking for a heavy, dark espresso bomb or an intensely feminine floral should look elsewhere, as the ginger and woody elements lend it a unisex, restrained character.
Passion Latine delivers an enjoyable, well-crafted twist on the gourmand genre. By linking zesty mandarin orange with roasted coffee and cocoa, perfumer Vincent Ricord created a fragrance that feels comforting without becoming monotonous. It is worth tracking down for fans of spiced vanilla and coffee profiles who want something cozy yet lively for cooler seasons.
FAQs
What does Passion Latine smell like?+
Passion Latine smells like a bright citrus gourmand with zesty mandarin orange, ginger, roasted coffee, and sweet cacao. The scent opens crisp and energetic before easing into a floral heart of vanilla flower and jasmine sambac. It finishes with a cozy base of tonka bean and sandalwood, balancing warm spice with gentle sweetness.
Is Passion Latine long lasting?+
Passion Latine offers moderate to long lasting longevity, typically lasting between five and eight hours on skin. Community voting shows a split, with 13 voters rating it long lasting and 11 calling it moderate. The initial mandarin orange and ginger notes fade after an hour, while the warm cacao and tonka base lingers quietly.
What are the main notes in Passion Latine?+
The main notes in Passion Latine include mandarin orange, ginger, coffee, vanilla flower, jasmine sambac, tonka bean, sandalwood, and cacao. These notes establish a distinct scent profile centered around warm spicy, citrus, vanilla, and coffee accords. The composition moves smoothly from an invigorating citrus burst into a soothing, creamy gourmand foundation.
Is Passion Latine for men or women?+
Passion Latine is marketed for women, but its spicy and woody tones give it broad appeal. Community gender votes lean heavily female, with 27 votes for female and 3 for more female, while 2 classify it as unisex. Anyone who enjoys spiced citrus, roasted coffee, and creamy sandalwood can comfortably wear this composition.
When is the best season to wear Passion Latine?+
Passion Latine performs best in the fall and winter during daytime hours. Community season votes heavily favor autumn with 100 votes and winter with 77 votes, compared to just 19 votes each for spring and summer. The warm spicy, cacao, and coffee accords thrive in cooler temperatures without becoming overly heavy.
How does Passion Latine project?+
Passion Latine has moderate projection that creates a noticeable presence within arm's length. Community votes strongly support this, with 16 voters choosing moderate sillage, 9 voting strong, and 3 selecting intimate. The fragrance leaves an enjoyable, polite scent trail during early wear without filling an entire room or overwhelming people nearby.
What is Passion Latine similar to?+
Passion Latine shares the sweet coffee and floral warmth seen in perfumes like Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium, but adds a distinct citrus kick. While community comparison data lists no exact matches, its blend of mandarin orange, ginger, and roasted cacao creates a fresher, more daytime-oriented alternative to traditional heavy amber gourmands.
Who created Passion Latine by ID Parfums?+
Passion Latine was composed by perfumer Vincent Ricord and released in 2018. Ricord crafted the fragrance as a citrus gourmand for French house ID Parfums, combining bright citrus and spicy ginger top notes with rich middle and base layers of coffee, vanilla flower, tonka bean, cacao, and creamy sandalwood.
Is Passion Latine a safe blind buy?+
Passion Latine is a cautious blind buy because of its unusual blend of tart citrus, ginger, and coffee. While community sentiment is generally positive with a 3.83 out of 5 average rating, the contrast between fresh spice and sweet cacao is best sampled first, particularly since retail distribution is relatively limited.
Can Passion Latine be worn in warm summer weather?+
Passion Latine is generally too rich and warm for high summer heat. Community members gave summer only 19 votes, compared to 100 for autumn and 77 for winter. While the mandarin orange and ginger opening feels refreshing, the cacao, tonka bean, and coffee base can feel heavy on hot, humid afternoons.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREWhile Passion Latine has no direct clones in the community records, it shares the sweet coffee and floral territory found in Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium, though Passion Latine remains much zesty and fresher thanks to mandarin orange and ginger. Lovers of citrus gourmand concepts may also look at Kerosene Unknown Pleasures, which pushes deeper into lemon waffle cone sweetness rather than the dry, roasted coffee and cacao profile found here.
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