Match your perfume to your cocktail

Mojito: Mint Perfume

The classic mojito has been a favourite cocktail for anyone looking for a cool, refreshing drink on a hot summer’s day since the late 1920s. And who can blame them? Its combination of aromatic mint, sweet sugar and zesty lime is as tempting (and tasty) as they come! And with top notes of mint, both Acqua Di Gio by Armani and Le Male by Jean Paul Gaultier pack the same revitalising punch as the tried and tested tipple.  

Acqua Di Gio pairs its crushed mint leaves with the zest of Italian limone primo flora for a charming twist. In comparison, Le Male, one of the most recognisable mint perfumes out there, takes a distinguished approach by adding notes of lavender and vanilla to its minty opening. 

Pina Colada: Coconut & Pineapple Perfumes

If you like pina colada and getting caught in the rain (you sang that in your head, didn’t you?), then you’ll love these vibrant perfumes from Hugo Boss and Lancôme. 

First, Hugo Boss’ pineapple perfume Boss Bottled Unlimited offers a modern blend of mint, pineapple and citrus aromas with bursts of energy! While Beach Walk by Maison Margiela has bottled the carefree bliss of summer days on the beach. With zesty top notes, complimented by a heart of sunny coconut milk and a touch musk in the base. Just one spritz and you’ll be transported to a beachside bar, pina colada in hand!

Espresso Martini: Coffee Perfume

Ask any coffee lover; an espresso martini is the gold standard of favourite cocktails! Coffee is stimulating and rich in flavour, so it’s no wonder coffee perfumes are just as popular as the drink itself! So, if you can’t live without your daily dose of coffee, you’ll want to try Coffee Break by Maison Margiela immediately. It smells exactly like your favourite coffee shop – rich coffee beans, frothy milk and a hint of sweetness! 

Looking for something with a bit more edge but still gives you vibes of an espresso martini? Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent takes notes of dark coffee, white flowers and vanilla to bring you a daring signature scent that may become your next coffee perfume addiction!

Our coffee perfume recommendations don’t end there, check out our blog on: The Best Fragrances with Coffee Notes.

Old Fashioned: Woody Perfume

Old Fashioned: Woody Perfume

Not all cocktails come with an umbrella poking out of the top! The Old Fashioned is made by muddling sugar with bitters, and only when the sugar is completely dissolved can the whiskey, ice, and garnish of orange be added. As a result, it’s silky and rich and made with passion and precision.

A sophisticated cocktail deserves an equally refined scent to match, such as the elegant Gentleman Reserve Privee by Givenchy. Infused with whisky absolute and combined with floral and wordy notes – it’s a masterclass in sophisticated perfume. 

Prefer your woody fragrances to come with fierce charm and notoriety? Then the highly concentrated Sauvage Perfume for Him by Dior, with its signature freshness and a burst of spice and bitter aromas, is your ticket to a sensory experience you’ll never forget

Passionfruit Martini: Passionfruit Perfume

Bright, bold and undeniably charming, there are so many reasons to try the fun-loving scent of passionfruit. Its tropical allure has made passionfruit perfume more popular than ever, especially in the sunshine season. So, if you’re looking for a passionfruit perfume to accompany you during the warm summer months, turn your attention to 212 VIP by Carolina Herrera. Its notes of passionfruit, rum and vanilla will always be party-ready. While Dolce Lille by Dolce & Gabbana pairs its top notes of passionfruit with citrus and floral notes to create a passionfruit perfume that sparkles with confidence!