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What Is Maison Asrar Coffee Blend a Dupe Of?

MAISON ASRAR Coffee Blend is a clone of Mancera Amore Caffè Eau de Parfum.

Coffee Blend is an Amore Caffè clone built around coffee, milk, almond and vanilla, with caramel and hazelnut in its base.

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Compare the notes

Here’s how their listed notes line up.

The alternative

MAISON ASRAR Coffee Blend

Top notes

  • Coffee
  • Sweet Almond
  • Milk

Middle notes

  • Licorice
  • Amber
  • White Flowers

Base notes

  • Vanilla
  • Caramel
  • Hazelnut
  • Musk

The original

Mancera Amore Caffè Eau de Parfum

Top notes

  • Black Coffee
  • Amaretto Liquor

Middle notes

  • Vanilla Ice Cream
  • Speculoos

Base notes

  • Vanilla Pods
  • Brown Sugar
  • Grey Amber

Maison Asrar Coffee Blend is a clone of Mancera Amore Caffè. The connection is coffee served with something sweet and creamy: almond, milk and vanilla in Coffee Blend, with black coffee, amaretto and vanilla ice cream in Amore Caffè. If that sounds like your kind of perfume, this is a useful pair to compare.

Why Coffee Blend gets compared with Amore Caffè

Both note lists lean into the dessert side of coffee. Coffee Blend opens with coffee, sweet almond and milk, then brings in licorice, amber and white flowers. Vanilla, caramel, hazelnut and musk round out its base. There is plenty here for someone who likes the idea of a coffee shop fragrance with a soft, nutty sweetness.

Amore Caffè builds its own version of that idea around black coffee and amaretto. Its heart lists vanilla ice cream and speculoos, followed by vanilla pods, brown sugar and grey amber. Coffee and vanilla connect the two, while almond in Coffee Blend gives us another reason to put it beside a perfume with an amaretto note.

Where the recipes go their own way

Coffee Blend gives milk, hazelnut and caramel their own place in the composition. Amore Caffè makes more of the liqueur-and-biscuit combination on paper. That is the distinction we would keep in mind: both offer a coffee dessert theme, but a shared idea can still have quite a different balance of sweetness, roast and creaminess.

The licorice and white flowers in Coffee Blend are worth a look too. They add another part to its listed structure, beyond the obvious coffee and vanilla. If the amaretto is your favorite part of Amore Caffè, try the two together before treating them as interchangeable.

Who should have it on their shortlist?

We would put Coffee Blend on the shortlist for anyone drawn to milky coffee, almond and caramel notes. The useful question is how much of that sweetness you want alongside your coffee. A sample can help you work out whether its particular mix is the one you enjoy.

Our take

Amore Caffè is the right reference for Coffee Blend. The coffee, vanilla and nutty dessert notes make the comparison easy to follow, and the differences give you something more useful to go on than the clone label alone. We would start with the part you love most: coffee and cream, caramel sweetness, or that amaretto character.

Where to buy

MAISON ASRAR Coffee Blend

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Mancera Amore Caffè Eau de Parfum

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