Kokorico Eau de Toilette by Jean Paul Gaultier | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Kokorico smell like?
Kokorico opens with a sharp, green slap of fig leaf that feels more like a snapped branch than a ripened fruit. It is an immediate departure from the syrupy sweetness found in many modern masculine sc...
Enthusiasts frequently describe this as a polarizing "love it or hate it" fragrance due to the bitterness of the cacao and the aggressive green opening.
The performance is widely considered a highlight, with the community noting that it projects significantly and maintains its presence on skin and clothing for many hours.
While it is a woody gourmand, reviewers often point out its synthetic drydown, noting that the base feels more sharp and modern rather than creamy or natural.
Most users recommend Kokorico for cooler weather, specifically autumn and winter nights, noting that the earthy intensity can become overwhelming in high heat.
It is often viewed as a "stepping stone" to niche perfumery for those tired of conventional designer scents, offering a unique profile that doesn't mimic the house’s iconic Le Male.
