7 addictive aromas with a note of tobacco

Tobacco is one of the rare perfume notes. It is used only when creating selective aromatic compositions. Tobacco is often paired with cherries, vanilla and amber. He is a favorite of brands such as Tom Ford and Amouage.

A selection of 7 aromas with a note of tobacco will appeal to fans of warming perfumes. 

Free State of Orange Jasmine and Cigarette

The French brand Etat Libre d'Orange is known for its extraordinary approach to creating perfumes – where else can you find fragrances with notes of latex condoms and blood? Jasmin et Cigarette is not too extravagant: it smells of damp tobacco and white flowers. 

Serge Lutens Chergui

Shergi is a dry and hot desert wind that blows in the Sahara. Perfumer Christopher Sheldrake created its fragrant incarnation from notes of tobacco, iris, musk and honey amber. This is the best companion for dank autumn and cold winter!

Amouage Portrayal Woman

A fragrance that was meant to embody the "roaring 20s". In those days, the most popular perfume ingredient was the jasmine flower. The central role in Portrayal is given to him. But the composition would be too boring without a dense accord of tobacco and elemi resin with lemon notes.

Nasomatto Black Afgano

The creator of the niche brand Nasomatto is Alessandro Gualtieri. He hides the recipe of all his flavors from prying eyes. The perfumer opens only a few main notes to keep the intrigue. In Black Afgano, they are hemp, tobacco and coffee. The result is a smoky unisex perfume with a bright trail and an unusual sound. 

By Kilian Back to Black Aphrodisiac 

Perfumery incarnation of the song Back To Black by Amy Winehouse. When creating the composition, 22 notes were used at once! The most “delicious" are gingerbread, cherries, tobacco, raspberries and tonka beans.

Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille

In an interview, Cardi B admitted that this is the favorite perfume of the Los Angeles rap party. So, it was impossible to do without it in the selection of 7 aromas with a note of tobacco. Tom Ford's absolute bestseller smells like cherry pipe tobacco with vanilla and cocoa. Many luxury and niche perfume houses have tried to replicate Tobacco Vanille, but most have failed.

Franck Boclet Tobacco

If anyone managed to create a budget version of the Ford fragrance, then it was Frank Boclet. Tobacco sounds more dry, non-confectionery vanilla with tobacco. And it definitely surpasses its popular progenitor in durability and brightness!