Crown Perfume French Coffee (50ml) Description

French Coffee is a gourmand unisex fragrance that aims to evoke the aroma of a rich, creamy café latte or cappuccino. It comes from Al Rehab’s “Crown” line, and its character is indulgent and dessert-inspired. According to the product copy, it combines coffee and milk with sweet and spicy touches of cocoa, sugar, caramel, cinnamon and vanilla.

Format

Eau de Parfum (EDP) concentration in the 50 ml size (some places also list a 100 ml version).

Bottle design: metallic-brown/bronze style bottle (for the 100 ml one at least) described as “in a metallic brown bottle.”
Jumia Nigeria

Produced by Al Rehab in the UAE.

Sensory Description

Top Notes: Coffee, milk, cream.

Middle Notes: Cocoa, sugar, caramel.

Base Notes: Cinnamon, vanilla.

Overall Impression:

The opening gives a bold coffee-and-cream milk effect: imagine freshly brewed coffee with milk or cream, a rich cappuccino.

It transitions into a sweeter, dessert-like heart with caramel and cocoa – the coffee is less bitter, more of a gourmand treat.

The base wraps it with warm spice (cinnamon) and vanilla sweetness.

Some wearers note the coffee note is very realistic, even leaning heavy:

“It’s a yummy, sweet scent that smells like coffee. … it smells like you’re entering into a coffee shop and order a caramel latte with an extra shot of espresso.”

Others warn that it opens very sweet (almost syrupy) and may carry a strong coffee-bitter twist on the dry-down.

Wear & Suggestion

Gender: Unisex. The coffee/cream/gourmand theme works for both men and women.

Season & Occasion: Best in cooler weather (autumn, winter) or evenings — the richness and gourmand nature make it cozy rather than light summer skin scent.

Occasion Examples: Casual outings (coffee meet-ups!), cozy indoor settings, layering for a more luxurious feel, dessert-themed events.

Styling Tip: Because of its gourmand sweetness, you might want to spray lightly for daytime; or use more liberally for an evening dessert-vibe.

Layering Suggestion: If you find it too sweet or heavy, try layering with a cleaner musk, or a woody base to tame the sweetness and enhance longevity.

Helpful Tips

Try a sample or decant first: some wearers find the opening quite intense (coffee + cream + sweet caramel) and note the scent evolves a lot.

Apply to moisturized skin (unscented lotion) to help the sweeter/deeper notes come out.

For lighter wear, apply on clothes or scarf rather than directly heavy on skin — gourmand scents can feel heavier in warm weather.

Store in a cool, dark place — the sweet notes (vanilla, caramel) are more sensitive to heat and light.

Because it is quite sweet, spray more sparingly if you’re in small indoor spaces — the projection may be noticeable to others.

If you like coffee scents but find the sweetness too much, allow it to settle and dry-down for a while before stepping out — the dry-down is reported to have more “coffee bean grind plus vanilla” vibe.