Chocoudh by Brogi
Men Women 2026
Description
Chocoudh Chocoudh is the latest release from the house of Brogi, a unisex fragrance unveiled in 2026 as a tribute to the complexity of contrasts. Its name, a play on 'chocolate' and 'oud,' promises a rich and enveloping sensory experience, designed for those who seek a memorable trail. Created by perfumer Maxime Gonzalez-Anton, this composition belongs to the oriental woody…
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Key notes
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Top
saffron
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Heart
orris root
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Base
cashmere
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About Chocoudh
Chocoudh
Chocoudh is the latest release from the house of Brogi, a unisex fragrance unveiled in 2026 as a tribute to the complexity of contrasts. Its name, a play on 'chocolate' and 'oud,' promises a rich and enveloping sensory experience, designed for those who seek a memorable trail.
Created by perfumer Maxime Gonzalez-Anton, this composition belongs to the oriental woody olfactive family but steers away from clichés by incorporating powdery and spicy nuances that make it versatile, suitable for both day and night wear.
The opening of Chocoudh is a symphony of contrasts: saffron brings its characteristic metallic gleam, while cinnamon wraps with immediate warmth and lavender introduces a fresh, slightly herbaceous counterpoint. This initial trio sets the stage for a deep and sensual development.
At the heart, orris root unfolds its powdery elegance, softening the intensity of the spices. The chocolate, far from being gourmand, presents itself as a dark, bitter accord that intertwines with narcissus, whose floral and slightly animalic facet adds an intriguing dimension.
The base is the true anchor of the fragrance. Cashmere lends a velvety texture, while caramel introduces a subtle sweetness that never becomes cloying. Oud wood, the undisputed protagonist, combines with amber to create a lasting, warm, and slightly resinous trail.
Chocoudh reveals itself as a constant evolution: it starts vibrant and spicy, turns creamy and floral at the heart, and finally settles on a woody, sweet foundation. Its sillage is moderate, but its longevity exceeds eight hours, leaving an impression that invites closer contact.
Although this fragrance could be associated with colder climates, its initial freshness and balanced notes make it wearable year-round. It is ideal for those who appreciate complex perfumes that do not reveal all their secrets at first sniff but unfold layer by layer.
The presentation, consistent with Brogi's aesthetic, uses a bottle with clean lines and a magnetic cap that reflects the modernity of the composition. Chocoudh positions itself as an option for connoisseurs seeking a distinctive olfactory signature.
Spices Flowers Sweet and gourmand Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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