Cocoa Tuberose Providence Perfume for women and men

Providence Perfume's Cocoa Tuberose definitely lives up to its name: it is a blast of tuberose over an intense base of dry cocoa. The bizarre fresh grapefruit top note is quickly overwhelmed by a dark, smoldering base of smoky cocoa, vetiver, tuberose and tonka. The liquid is extremely dark (I wouldn't be surprised if it stained fabric) and feels almost sticky on the skin. This perfume is like a caricature, perhaps too much for most but definitely not boring. On the right person this unisex gourmand could be quite interesting.

Have mercy, this is something extremely tasty, seriously it smells like the best chocolate, but there is one slight problem with me and this perfume - it just feels weird, the opening was delightful - mix of warm, comfy sweetness, seductive, inviting and simply delightful.
The problem for me starts when I start to get wormwood, I enjoy it in perfumes usually, but here it is a bit too much, though I might add that over-applied a bit as this perfume is very strong, so that might be the reason why I can't enjoy this as much as I wanted to.
It reminds me a bit of Black afgano by Nasamoto when wormwood starts to play around, so I guess if you love that perfume you might want to get your hands on the sample of this one.
The drydown is lovely, I still need to decide how I feel about this and do I love it or simply like it.

P.S. I did not get any flowers.