Fleur De Tabac

In short, Blond pipe tobacco. I have all the tobacco scent types you can imagine (dozens) and it is stunning.

This gem is more expensive version of TF tobacco vanile.

Opens very spicy with a huge underlying presence of tobacco. It has that kind of old gentleman-ly vibe to it but with a clean aftershave. Overall it's a very warm scent but, to me, the tobacco is hard to get through to experience the other scents woven throughout. 3.8/5

Fleur de Tabac is quite different than most tobacco fragrances. It is fruity through the whole life of the fragrance with nuances of honey. The florals come out at the beginning with the top notes and begin to fade into the background letting the tobacco come through.

This one “could” remind you of Tobacco Vanille, but definitely not a clone, to give an idea only if tobacco vanille would go to the masculine side this one could be it, dry sweet “ honeyish” tobacco “ not sickly sweet or cloying, but it could if overdo, it’s a natural dry sweetness” complex changing yet the main note is the honeyish dry tobacco and hints of spices and medicinal vibes, suite more cool to cold weather imo. Mirella Pomina did a really good job. Smelling it from the bottle you can pick the beautiful complexity, More than satisfying performance. The bottle I have is not like the showing picture , it’s a brown see through shaded with pearl plus beautiful cap. Update.December.03.23 Fragrantica updated the bottle photo.

Fleur de Tabac: I imagined it as a soft tobacco scent... no: it’s a fragrance with a very strong personality. A spicy opening introduces a "masculine" tobacco, hard but extremely attractive, framed by floral notes that enhance it, and which is sweetened after a long time by the Tonka bean and vanilla. It is endowed with a rough sensuality, which does nothing but increase curiosity and the desire to discover even more this truly beautiful creation, in short, a tobacco different from those normally smelled. And I like it. Being seated at a table and conversing, totally captivated, by a magnetic man, just like Marlon Brando. Beautiful and impossible, which we will look at dreamily like “At the end of Breakfast”, painted by Renoir.

What a charming tobacco fragrance. Tobacco often feels heavy to me and reminds me more of smoking than perfumery, but not here. My first impression was juicy osmanthus, followed by cinnamon, apple and bergamot. Rather than focusing on individual notes, I simply enjoy how beautifully balanced the whole composition feels.

Un tabac blond / Vanille légèrement fruité Certain aimeront , personnellement il m'a écoeuré mais j'ai du mal avec le tabac dans tout les parfums. Je dirais que c'est une version orientale de Tobacco Vanille de Tom ford.