Tiramisu and ice coffee signed the first two chapters, dark coffee took centre stage in the third and in this fourth chapter, Alberto Morillas and Marie Salamagne wanted to explore the most mineral and bitter facets of the ingredient. At the top, the energetic breeze of an ozonic accord embraces the perfume with its salty notes alongside bursts of fresh citrus and aromatic clary sage that enhance the striking coffee aroma. A luminous heart follows, in which a boost of cedarwood is rinsed off by waves and salty crystals to turn into driftwood, a mineral core note that is enriched by the spicy animality of cumin. In a warm, distinctive dry-down, resinous labdanum and patchouli blend with the sensual notes of ambrox and incense to add texture, contrast and an addictive quality to this charismatic Mineral-Woody eau de toilette.