Tobacco Vanille

Tobacco Vanille is a deeply complex and intensely concentrated gourmand fragrance that evokes the rich, warm atmosphere of a cigar lounge or a Victorian-era parlor in winter. It opens with a bold, spicy tobacco note that carries a hint of pipe smoke and charred sweetness, creating an immediate sense of presence. Over time, it transforms into a rich, creamy honeyed vanilla and dried fruit harmony, accented by hints of cacao, tonka bean, and spicy flora. The scent is both luxurious and intense, with an expansive sillage that fills a room — a characteristic appreciated by some as great for evening wear but too overwhelming for warm weather or professional settings. It is universally recognized as a long-lasting, almost indestructible scent, with longevity spanning 12 hours or more on most skin types, whether sprayed directly on the body or onto clothing. The fragrance is particularly beloved for cold seasons, especially in autumn and winter, and is often described as best suited for personal wear or intimate moments due to its powerful projection. Despite its decadent sweetness, the scent is not cloying or sugary; instead, it balances the richness with subtle woody, floral, and earthy undertones, creating a mature, layered character. Though the flavor profile is intentionally sweet and gourmand in nature, it is highly sensitive to body chemistry — some perceive it as overwhelmingly vanilla-forward or overly sweet, while others experience a profound sense of tobacco character, warmed by dried fruits and spices. This sensitivity means it’s not universally loved, and opinions often deeply divide between fans who find it transcendent and skeptics who find it offensive or generic.