cacho
Muscat and white-wine fruitiness meets cinnamon, mint and defined woody notes.
Perfumer: Hidenori Matsuno
Cacho portrays a Bolivian dice game enjoyed alongside Muscat wine. Kilesa imagines the fruit’s sweet-and-tart aroma distracting players absorbed in the game. Fruit and wine provide the centre, with spice, mint, flowers and wood suggesting the playfulness and unexpected turns of the scene.
Lemon, cinnamon bark and Muscat open with bright fruit and warm spice. Rose, aldehydes, spearmint and white wine form the heart, surrounding the wine impression with flowers and minty coolness. Vetiver, tobacco, sandalwood and grapes make up the base. Fruit sweetness continues beside drier grass, wood and leafy shade.
It suits an evening setting when a fruit perfume with wine and spice accents feels inviting. Sweetness and coolness offer contrast within the composition. The rounded 50 mL clear-glass bottle carries a black cap and its name printed directly on the front.










