Matcha & French Vanilla Latte (2 x 100ml) EDP By Arabiyat Sugar

Fragrance Notes

Matcha Latte

• Top: Lily of the Valley, Peach, Coconut
• Heart: Caramel, Orange Blossom, Rice Milk
• Base: Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Musk
• Scent Family: Floral Fruity Gourmand

French Vanilla Latte

• Top: Nutella, Rum, Cardamom
• Heart: Cocoa, White Flowers, Coconut, Lily of the Valley
• Base: Sandalwood, Musk, Ambergris
• Scent Family: Oriental Vanilla Gourmand
• Gender: Women's (both)
• Best For: Matcha Latte for spring and summer, bright everyday wear; French Vanilla Latte for autumn and winter, cozy occasions

Two of Arabiyat Sugar's most distinctive Latte-collection releases, together in one set. Matcha Latte brings a bright, creamy peach-coconut floral, while French Vanilla Latte delivers a deeper, cocoa-hazelnut warmth. Buying the bundle works out better value than picking up each 100ml bottle separately.

The Story

Both fragrances belong to Arabiyat Sugar's dessert-themed Latte line, each designed around a café-inspired concept — though both are known for surprising wearers with something a little different from what their names suggest. Matcha Latte, created by perfumer Soizic Beaucourt, is a fresh, playful floral-fruity gourmand described as "Gen Z" in energy. French Vanilla Latte, created by Mustafa Firoz, leans richer and more chocolate-forward, closer to Mexican hot chocolate than a sweet vanilla drink. Together, they cover two genuinely different moods within the same pastry-inspired universe.

The Scent

Matcha Latte opens with lily of the valley, peach, and coconut — bright and fruity-fresh. The heart brings caramel, orange blossom, and rice milk together for a creamy, velvety sweetness. The base settles into tonka bean, sandalwood, and musk for a soft, warm, long-lasting trail.

French Vanilla Latte opens with Nutella, rum, and cardamom — decadent and hazelnut-chocolate rich. The heart brings cocoa, white flowers, coconut, and lily of the valley together for a milky, tropical-leaning floral gourmand. The base settles into sandalwood, musk, and ambergris for a cozy dark chocolate and spiced woods finish.

An Honest Note on Both Names

Worth knowing upfront: neither fragrance smells exactly like its name promises, and going in with the right expectations makes a real difference to how much you'll enjoy them. Despite the name, Matcha Latte contains no matcha at all — it's a milky peach-coconut floral rather than a green tea scent, and reviewers who expect literal matcha are often thrown off. French Vanilla Latte similarly reads more like Mexican hot chocolate than a sweet vanilla drink, with some reviewers finding the floral heart more prominent than expected. Approached as their own creamy, dessert-inspired gourmands rather than literal café drinks, both have real fans.

Product Details

• Size: 2 x 100ml (200ml total)
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum
• Brand: Arabiyat Sugar
• Included: Matcha Latte EDP 100ml, French Vanilla Latte EDP 100ml
• Perfumers: Soizic Beaucourt (Matcha Latte), Mustafa Firoz (French Vanilla Latte)
• Release Year: 2025 (both)

Performance

• Longevity: French Vanilla Latte reports around 7 hours; Matcha Latte's performance is described by some reviewers as mediocre and needing time to develop, in line with the Sugar line's general reputation
• Projection: Both run moderate rather than beast-mode, with several reviewers across the Sugar line noting projection softens within the first hour
• Sillage: Light to moderate on both, suited to close, personal wear
• Best season: Matcha Latte suits spring and summer with its bright, fruity character; French Vanilla Latte suits autumn and winter with its cocoa warmth
• Caveat: Both fragrances tend to divide reviewers who expect a literal café-drink scent — going in without that specific expectation leads to better reviews across the board

About Arabiyat Sugar

Arabiyat Sugar is a dessert-themed sub-line under Arabiyat, marketed through My Perfumes (MPF), known for playful, pastry-inspired bottle designs paired with gourmand compositions. This bundle brings together two of the collection's most talked-about Latte releases, each offering its own creamy, comforting take on the café-inspired gourmand trend.

Why Buy From Dubai Blends

• 100% authentic — sourced directly from authorised Middle Eastern distributors, no middlemen, so you get the best price in Australia
• Fast, tracked shipping Australia-wide from our local warehouse
• Securely packed — every bottle arrives intact, guaranteed
• Loved by thousands of Australian fragrance fans

FAQ

What's the difference between Matcha Latte and French Vanilla Latte?
Matcha Latte is a bright, fruity-floral gourmand built around peach, coconut, and caramel — despite the name, it contains no actual matcha. French Vanilla Latte is a richer, chocolate-hazelnut gourmand built around Nutella, cocoa, and cardamom, closer to Mexican hot chocolate than a sweet latte.

Does Matcha Latte actually smell like matcha?
No — this is a common point of confusion. It's a milky, peach-coconut floral gourmand with no matcha or green tea character.

Is this bundle unisex?
No — both Matcha Latte and French Vanilla Latte are designed and marketed as women's fragrances.

How long does each fragrance last?
French Vanilla Latte reports around 7 hours. Matcha Latte's longevity is more moderate and can benefit from a few weeks of maceration, like much of the Sugar line.

What season or occasion is each one best for?
Matcha Latte suits spring and summer with its bright, fruity character. French Vanilla Latte suits autumn and winter, and cozy everyday wear.

Do I save money buying this as a bundle?
Yes — the bundle offers better combined value than purchasing each 100ml bottle separately.

Does Dubai Blends ship this bundle across Australia?
Yes — we ship tracked, Australia-wide, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Canberra. Browse our full Arabiyat Sugar range for more from the Latte collection.

Pro Tip

Reach for Matcha Latte on warmer days when you want something bright and fruity, and save French Vanilla Latte for cooler weather when the cocoa-hazelnut warmth feels most fitting — approaching both as creamy gourmands rather than literal café drinks is the key to loving them.