Desire Me opens with a bright, zesty burst of mandarin orange and assorted citrus fruits, creating a fresh, fruity introduction that feels more energetic than typical gourmand scents. This citrusy spa...
The fragrance is widely categorized as a light gourmand; while the base notes suggest a heavy dessert scent, the community often notes that it remains airier and more floral than expected.
Performance is a common point of discussion, with many users finding that it offers moderate longevity and a softer sillage, a trait often shared with other seasonal Escada releases.
It is frequently recommended for transitional seasons like fall and spring, as the citrus and floral heart prevent the chocolate and coffee notes from becoming too cloying in moderate temperatures.
The scent is often compared to a "tiramisu in a garden" due to the specific combination of mascarpone, coffee, and fresh florals, though some enthusiasts find it more synthetic than natural-smelling.
Value opinions are generally positive for collectors of discontinued 2000s-era scents, though its scarcity today has made it more of a nostalgic "find" for fans of "foodie" fragrances.
