TABAC N' COKE

* Smells exactly like what it says it is * Excellent hybrid tobacco/gourmand fragrance * Fun and loud * Heady blend of sweet tobacco, spicy, citrus, vanilla, and amber aromas * A rare tobacco fragrance that appeals to younger users * Great for male users of all ages * Niche quality for discounter price * Great for date nights and social occasions * Strong performer * Not good for older users and tobacco DNA lovers who dislike sweet fragrances * Not good for warmer weather * Not unisex * Dated presentation * Might be overwhelming to some noses Fragrance World's Tabac N' Coke hits a complete home run by merging two very distinctive aromas that go so well together it's amazing that nobody else thought of it before: cola soda and tobacco. The cola note is achieved through a blend of spicy notes and citrus that smells just like a cola with a lime wedge and is shockingly accurate to the nose. This leads into a sweet tobacco note that perfectly complements the cola opening. Tobacco, vanilla and amber aromas round out the mid and drydown here. This is exactly what it says it is and does a great job of it. Performance is quite strong this is easily a niche quality fragrance at a discounter price. Think of Mancera's Tonka Cola done one step better thanks to the sweet tobacco note. This is a rare tobacco forward fragrance that younger users will appreciate. Older users used to drier tobacco fragrances or who dislike sweet ones may want to avoid this. It's quite strong overall and may overwhelm some notes. This is great for date nights and social occasions. It's great for male users of all ages, but I would argue it's not unisex and female users may want to sample first or go for a cola only gourmand fragrance like Tonka Cola instead. This should be used in cooler weather and avoided during the hot ones. Just a great fragrance overall, fun and loud and over the top in a good way. My only niggle is the rather dated appearance of the presentation, I think this deserved a more modern and stylish one. Otherwise, they just nailed it with this one. Highly recommended.

This is so great for the money, even the bottle looks fantastic. If you're building a small collection of different scents on a budget this is in my view definitely a contender for one you should consider, because it's likely to be so different from everything else you have and it's very easy to wear. I've now got over 30 different fragrances since I went mad 6 months ago and this one smells nothing like anything else I've got - possibly vaguely in the same sort of area as a Boss bottled beyond that i have, but it's not really that similar. So the smell - it's fizzy sweets cola and old school caught medicine vibe - the kind you secretly like and always have an extra spoon full! I don't get lime. It's just sweet enough, but not cloying. The scent on me is pretty linear, in that it doesn't really change much as it drys. Its not overpowering, it's a very pleasant and pretty versatile for various wearing options - casual to formal - which was surprising because I was imagining a date night/evening thing with a stronger more polarising nature - in that blind buying was really the only option and I was half thinking I wouldn't like it and would pass it on. I think this ranks on the mass appealing but interesting and unusual scale that is blind buy safe. Excellent purchase.

Blind Buy Diaries # 17. Wowza! Cola note? Count me in! Another successful blind buy. This was my first purchase from Fragrance world. You rarely find fragrances which are true to their name, and this is one of them. A desirable concoction of Tobacca and Cola. Its starts off fizzy cola fresh with lime in the mix, the tobacco and immortelle notes take center stage after 20 minutes or so of spraying, and Immortelle stays for the duration of the scent. The base is quite reminiscent of TF Tobacco Vanille, albeit balanced with the fizziness of cola lime. It is as if someone just added lime cola to a bottle of TF TV. My only gripe is, that I could have done without the lime, then the cola note would be more pronounced, by itself. All seasonal scent? A staple for autumn and winter, but I can see myself wearing this during spring evenings as well. Unisex? Masculine, Blind buy worthy? Great sprayer, cheap as heck, and cola with tobacco, what more would you want? Performance? Longevity, around 6 to 7 hours on skin, and much much longer on clothes, with decent projection and sillage. A winner in all

Nose Note #694 I wanted to try this badly. And I often get disappointed when there is an urge. This was no exception. I'd like to start with saying that the quality and performance on this is great. Fragrance World achieves some exceptional level of craftsmanship time after time. Now about the scent. No, it does not smell like Tobacco Vanille or Tonka Cola. They share something in common - yes, but nowhere close. I like the Tobacco Vanille DNA more than this, but at the same time it's a decent replacement for Tonka Cola, a more wearable, more coca-cola, less medicinal, slightly weaker and somewhat more aquatic version. I think the coca cola scent is translated really good here. A spicy coke. The closest thing I've smelled to coke. It's only slightly sweet. It's centered around the coca cola accord. Not so sure about tobacco, I can't smell any. Mind that it's more of a niche scent. It's not a safe blind buy, just like Tobacco Vanille and Tonka Cola. 8.3/10, superb, slightly playful occasional scent

This fragrance is beautiful. It's TF Tobacco Vanille that had coke poured all over it. Cannot be compared to Roja Enigma - I have Enigma Pour Homme (not Cologne version) and it's completely different. Beginning is to die for. Coke note is beautiful. Depending on your skin chemistry the dry down will either be very sweet vanilla/immortelle/benzoin combo or tobacco/coke. My female friend had the first and I had the second. I actually decided to sell my Roja Enigma because I figured that this is more wearable cola scent and I could have so much fun buying hidden gems like this with that cash. Today I tried Arabesque and they share so much, especially in the opening. Tabac N Coke is way simpler, brighter and obvious coke note while Arabesque is more complex and refined. In drydown they go in different directions, Arabesque is a bit confused from mix of all notes while Tabac N Coke moves towards TF Tobbaco Vanille (still retains coke note)

A bit late to the party with this release, but recently got to try this and picked it up for £29.99 Surprisingly, this is a really enjoyable fragrance! The start kicks off with a really fresh and juicy Haribo cola bottle scent, with a subtle hint of citrus which elevates the freshness. Reminds me of opening a crisp coke bottle at the seaside! This then dries down into a really nice vanilla sweet tobacco whilst still keeping the juicy element of the cola, which then this becomes the final fragrance, the tobacco is almost creamy with the help of the vanilla however. This isnt a dupe of Mancera's Tonka Cola, but more of an inspired by of Tonka Cola and Tobacco Vanille from TF. Overall, im giving this a 9/10, itll get the job done this winter especially on the Christmas Works Doo ahah.

Had it for a few months now, and this stuff is great. It's more of an occasional scent, rather than a signature or daily, but I think if you want to smell differently than everyone out there, rock it like you own it. It smells more like Dr.Pepper the OG formula of Dr.Pepper before changing it. Or kinda that generic off brand Cola you get at a random store. This overall on clothes will sit for days, on skin a solid 7+ hours with fairly strong projection, and if you spray it on clothes it will smell a little more like Pepsi with that spicy lime it. This is definitely worth it for the funny price it is. I'm surprised like someone else said, that this one isn't under French Avenue.

Have you noticed how, like, 80% of fragrances don't smell like their name?? This beautiful beast does exactly what it says it's going to do. Photorealistic Coca Cola with a wedge of lime on a small sized lake of tobacco absolute. Is the tobacco syrupy and sweet, you ask? Not really. The Coke accord is plenty syrupy enough, doesn't need to be. When the top notes burn off there's this lull, but it picks back up in intensity in the drydown. Tbh, a dropoff in intensity is to be expected from an under $50 fragrance, but on the other hand the sillage throw is insane. I sprayed it on a card on one side of a 12x12 room and could clearly smell it on the other side.

Tabac N Coke, super interesting, in an artistic way, and not syrupy sweet This fragrance smells alot like Selasian wood scent - a common tree in my home town that smells like premium coke. Opening is the best, which i can get all the notes listed. Its coke sweet, fizzy, well blended with smoky tobacco and a hint of vanilla. Drydown is much more mild, and beautiful also. I just dont like the gasoline smell in the base when i take a close sniff (from benzoin i guess). But who ever smelt a fragrance that close... Glad i bought this and Cafe N Cream, amazing also.

To me this is a good clone of TV. I was disappointed by the coke note. To me it smells plastic-like and not very realistic. It does not have the effervescence of Roja Dove either. On top of that, the cola note only lasts about 15 minutes on me. I just received this so it has not had a chance to mature, maybe that will bring some improvement. The TV portion of the profile is good and gets a thumbs up. Overall happy with my blind buy.

Oh boy. This one is definitely something new. I will give you my feeling from it. Son of a mafia boss entered the jazz club where his dad smokes cuban cigar. And because his son can't drink alcohol yet, he has to drink coca cola with lime. 🤌 (i smell petrol there somewhere too, but i am a car girl i smell petrol everywhere🫠) Definitely more masculine but unique. Never smelled anything like this before. 8/10 for uniqueness

To me, most specifically it is a sweeter Tobacco by Franck Boclet, with added nuance of Coca-Cola. Very heavy on the cloves. For a Tobacco Vanille inspo, its great. As its own hybrid in this style, quality and performance in mind, its also great. I enjoy Tobacco by FB probably more than anything here in the reminds-me-of, but Ive been enjoying and wearing this since I got it regardless.

This stuff is better than tonka cola although I do love tonka cola. It doesn't have quite as good of performance as tonka but it's close. I love the tobacco twist that they added. The bottle is really cool as well. I get coke, tobacco, vanilla and a bit of lime. Performance is above average. 10/10 from me. There is some sweetness but it isn't super sweet which i like.

I know it's too early to tell, since I sprayed it on my frist only 30 minutes ago, but oh boy, if that baby keeps projecting like it does after a single spritz, this will be a real banger!!! So far it smells AMAZING. So smooth, so yummy, and kind of funky in the best way possible. And I am a real coca cola aficionado, so you can trust me on this;)

Agree with matt93 below. This is very clear coke vibe with tobacco comes in later, very unique. Far from sweet like TF TV, so it is much more versatile. If it was a TF produce, it would 've been costed ten times more and hyped as hell.

It's a fall/winter time BANGER! Spiced Cola Tobacco Vanille. At the price point, it's a no brainer.

TABAC 'N' COKE by FRAGRANCE WORLD As a massive lover of Coca-Cola in perfume; this one is indeed a ''cola'' scent, but it doesn't represent the true nature of a cola beverage quite like the way MTC does it or even Emir's Cherry Cola. The Journey? Firstly? Gummy Cola Candies, for the first 10 minutes on the skin. No fizziness, no refreshing elements, just flat, but still truly delicious. Then the cola becomes heavy on the use of cloves and some slight dry cinnamon, which aren't listed; but we all know what makes up the cola smell anyway.. Then it dries down to a tobacco similar to TV with some slight softness from the vanilla. That is pretty much it. If you like Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille, and Mancera's Tonka Cola, you might just want to check this one out.

Tobacco, no direct inspiration - comes close to Tobacco vanille but with Coca Cola - stands on its own. Statement piece, works all year round. 4 stars, beast mode performance, very long lasting and heavy projection. Gentlemen, classic. Pricing around $30. Would buy again without question.

They could have put this in their French Avenue line and charged $50 and it would have been worth it. That's how good this is to me. How the scent smells is exactly like mentioned below... TV and TC mixed perfectly. Got it just in time for these cold months.

The Smell is waaay to artifical but i like it somehow. Performance is insane tho. And this fragrance would be better if that lime note wasn't there for sure. 7/10.

Quite literally tobacco and coca cola.. Dont know if I'd wear it but it smells good!! + love the bottle

This is a big, dumb twat of a fragrance. I bought it as it was inexpensive and I was keen to smell how cola had been worked into it's profile. It's not clever, but it'll wallop you like a Tyson Fury uppercut, and hang around for most of the day. Oof. I spray it on my skin and at first, it absolutely blows my head off. Immediate nasal difficulty. The perfume is so overloaded and confused, that my olfactory nerves don't know what the fuck they should do with it. The cola note is a fun, interesting use of the well-known sugary drink, and it bizarrely pairs with the tobacco quite well, but my like for this perfume ends there, as the rest of it is quite abrasive. The two notes of cola and tobacco are very intense for the first 15 minutes, but after that, the entire profile introduces itself, and the cola and tobacco fade into the background. For me, when the cola fades, the initial fun stops and I get quite sick of it's lingering aroma, very, very quickly. When I smell it and look at the bottle at the same time, it makes me think of a seedy, smoky casino, where "high rollers" drink rum and cokes, and chuck their weight about all over the place, much like Tyson Fury. On me, this perfume's sillage and longevity are enormous and eternal, which means it punches way above it's weight, much like Tyson Fury. It has the subtlety of a brick being thrown through a window, which normally makes perfumes into winners. But, it is a very clumsy scent profile that massively outstays it's welcome. Use with caution! 4/10. The fun note of cola does not do enough to make me fall in love with it.

I love the note of Clove. This has too much in it, specially in the opening, its unbalanced. It's not listed as a note but i'm 100% sure its part of the "Cola" note. It made me sneeze when smelling up close after a couple of seconds of spraying and i guess that's on purpose in an attempt to simulate the fizzyness of a Cola drink but it is too much. But, if you can get past the first 15 minutes, it develops into a decent scent. It becomes this vanilla/spicy combo that is "fluffy" for lack of a better word and its when the tobacco comes in to rough it up a bit. I get the idea behind it, but i believe that they cheaped out on the particular tobacco note. It doesn't completely ruin the scent for me, it just makes it evident that they havent put much thought into it. In the air, it smells much better, more pleasant and it can pass as an ok, sweet/spicy scent. If you sniff it up close though, meh, can get polarizing. I wouldn't wear this on a date night. EDIT: The tobacco note is the SAME on the French Avenue dupe of Opus XIV Royal Tobacco. The exact same. And the drydown is the SAME from French Avenue Gemini. So this whole frag is basically Gemini with the added tobacco note from the Royal Tobacco dupe.

It just transforms to TV after the first 30 minutes. It is not bad, but the Coca-Cola is not photorealistic; it smells like a cola-flavored gummy. I don't really like the dna, but if you like TV and want it with a small twist, this might be good for you. 7/10

Vanilla and dry harsh tobacco with a hint of something aromatic at the start. A bit boring.

I dont know...WHAT yall are smelling, but there is no "sweet, vanilla tobacco" here at all. Once the coke and lime wear off (about 10 minutes in), this turns into the wettest and near MOLDY tobacco scent. Uggh its pretty gross yall. What is this scent??? Edit: ok, what a comeback! The journey thus scent took was wild. The first 5-10 mins...coke and then lime. The next 45 to 60 mins, absolutely horrible. Wet tobacco that smells awful. Then. It does something remarkable. It literally dries down in to a dry tobacco scent, with that coke slightly peaking through and a hint of vanilla waaaaay in the back....and something slightly powdery. But the star here is the amazing dry tobacco that shines after an hour. This is well worth the price and man am I glad I didn't give up on it

Has a weird opening, the cola scent here is much lower quality then most others I’ve tried including tonka/cherry cola. Just a weird sour note that changes into a subpar sweet tobacco vanilla with a hint of fruitiness. A slightly more rough tobacco then Herod or tobacco vanille which makes it more manly but still not as good as either. Somewhat same ballpark as London Burberry where it’s a more realistic rougher tobacco but I don’t like that one either.

I genuinely hate this. Only fragrance I've ever said that about, I think. CLOVEY CLOVE CLOVE CLOVE, citrus cleaner, immortelle, tobacco, and sweetness - vanilla tonka or amber who cares. Smells NOTHING like Coca cola, or tonka cola, or even Paris corner cherry cola. Or Tobacco vanille fer cripes sake. I know that clove is an ingredient in cola but jeeeezum crow this is friggin ridiculous. Ugh. Cool looking bottle tho

This stuff is awful. So cheap and artificial smelling both at the start and all thru the drydown. The only good thing to say is it has nuclear sillage, but you will make everyone around you mad. Thank God I only got a decant! 3/10

Received this as a free gift from another purchase and to be honest, I was pleasantly surprised. It’s light, non‐offensive and easy to wear - nothing overly dramatic, which is probably why it works so well as a casual reach. I haven’t tried Mancera’s Tonka Cola and I don’t plan to expand my Mancera collection any further. I’m content with the ones I already own (Red Tobacco and Hindu Kush... both of which admittedly never get worn). The opening greets you with a lively burst of citrus and that fizzy cola effect, playful, almost nostalgic in its own right. But it’s what comes after that really caught me: the tobacco. The dry down rolls in gently, warm and slightly sweet and it instantly reminded me of the pipe tobacco my late dad used to smoke when I was younger. There’s a quiet comfort in that note - soft, familiar, almost like a memory carried on the air. It doesn’t try to be heavy or imposing; instead, it settles around you like something remembered rather than something announced. For a fragrance I didn’t plan to own, it managed to tap into a very personal place. And for that alone, I don’t mind it at all.

If you take TF Tobacco Vanille add a cola note the vanille aspect and add the spiciness from Spice Bomb Extreme you get this. Opening is amazing with the cola note. Drydown is a much spicer Tobacco Vanille with the cola note in the background. It almost has a super spiced root beer profile. This will be really good for the fall, winter, hoildays and nights. I’d watch out to not over spray this one as you could choke out the room. So again, TV with more spices and a cola note. 8/10. I think I found my new holiday scent. -I sprayed my OG TV on one wrist and TabacnCoke on the other a few times. There are obviously some major differences, but there’s no denying what they were going for.

Just got it a few minutes ago , its very similar to Vanille en Tobacco but less clove and spices , more tonka focused, slightly more smokier woody creamier vanilla . Reminds me of Mugler Pure Tonka. Not really getting coke from this. Redundant if you already have Vanille en Tobacco , they are very similar in the drydown. The sprayer is not the greatest. It projects like crazy , and can go nose blind to it pretty fast , easy on the trigger. Last only about 20 minutes go , I thought it was going nose blind at first but no , it just doesn't last at all, maybe needs macerating for a few months.

Just received a bottle of this last week. I cannot stop wearing it. I had a bottle of Herod that I cannot find. I wanted to replace it with an inexpensive tobacco fragrance. I received this one and I also got tobacco touch by Alhambra that one seems like it needs a little time but to Tabac n Coke is ready and absolutely fantastic. The color turns quickly into a sweet background to a rich cigar tobacco. It's $30 take a chance.

I like this scent better now as time has gone on, if you go into it expecting cola like Roja enigma parfum cologne, you will be disappointed, this is more like tonka cola here the cola is very very dull and flat, barely there, more spicy than anything, but this one is way better than Tonka cola because it adds a beautiful tobacco note which is the star of the show. Overall it’s a great tobacco fragrance.

This is not at all like tobacco vanille or enigma, this is most similar to tonka cola, but even less cola smell, it’s extremely spicy, there is a 10% cola smell but it’s the flattest cola you could ever smell faintly in the distance overshadowed with spices, there is a dad cologne blend in the base, this was a massive let down for me.

Opens with cola gummies and sweet tobacco. That lasts 2 minutes before it becomes identical to Pendora Tobacco Vanille by Paris Corner. Basically a sweetshop from the 1970s. Don't waste your money on this played out crap!

It smells a combo of Tobacco Vanille and Tonka Cola. Such a beautiful scent with decent performance.

I haven’t smelt it yet. If it’s sweet, which I suspect is, then it’s a pity.