There's real drama behind Opium Black Over Red Perfume, Cherry and Green Mandarin opening the composition bright before the story turns notably darker. Jasmine, Orange Blossom, and Black Tea steep the entire heart in something unusual, floral yet quite distinctly bitter throughout. Madagascar Vanilla, Coffee, and Indonesian Patchouli Leaf close the entire fragrance in a dense, gourmand richness that gives it real staying power through an entire long evening. Yves Saint Laurent built this oriental gourmand Eau De Parfum for nights out and truly formal occasions especially well, dark rather than shy. Black tea and coffee rarely meet this convincingly together in just one single, well considered bottle of scent long after the first spray fades truly indeed truly indeed.