Tobacco Honey

After a stretch of darker woods and smoky resins, today feels like the right moment to pivot into something richer and more indulgent. With Tobacco Honey, Guerlain leans into decadence in a way that feels both classical and modern at once, pairing golden sweetness with depth and shadow rather than lightness and ease. On paper, the combination reads bold: dense honey, spice, tobacco, and woods, a structure that suggests warmth, weight, and presence from the very first spray. This is not the kind of fragrance that aims to be subtle or fleeting. It promises richness, texture, and a certain unapologetic opulence that Guerlain has long been known for. Let’s see how this honeyed tobacco unfolds on skin, and whether it smolders or simply simmers. Opening: The opening is sweet, warm, and spicy. The primary notes I get are honey, tobacco, cloves, and anise, with honey and tobacco clearly taking the lead. The honey arrives thick, golden, and immediately enveloping. It smells dense and syrupy rather than airy or floral, carrying a slightly animalic undertone that gives it a photo-realistic quality. There is a natural warmth to it, occasionally waxy, reminiscent of honeycomb rather than refined sugar. It calls to mind the honey in Bee from Zoologist, though dialed back slightly in intensity. If Bee pushes the honey to its absolute limit, Tobacco Honey exercises just a touch more restraint. The tobacco joins quickly as warm, dry, and richly aromatic, smelling like cured tobacco leaf rather than smoke. There is a natural sweetness woven into the leaf itself, creating a sweet yet structured core alongside the honey that feels indulgent without becoming sticky. The character of the tobacco is very reminiscent of the premium cigar filler tone found in Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille, and the honey-tobacco pairing strongly evokes the atmosphere of Kilian's Back to Black. Clove adds warmth and structure, presenting as dry, gently biting, and slightly woody. It carries a faint medicinal edge, but remains controlled, cutting through the density of the honey and preventing the opening from becoming overly syrupy. Anise rounds out the composition as subtly sweet and warmly aromatic, with a soft licorice-like character. It does not read candy-like, but instead feels smooth and slightly herbal, adding nuance beneath the other notes and reinforcing the warmth rather than contrasting it. Dry Down: The dry down is sweet, warm, and softly powdery. The primary notes I get are honey, tobacco, vanilla, and tonka, with honey and tobacco remaining firmly at the center. Both retain their warm, sweet character with very little drop off, though they feel slightly more rounded and less forceful than in the opening. The most noticeable shift comes from the emergence of vanilla and tonka. The vanilla reads creamy and smooth, adding a velvety sweetness that softens the sharper edges of clove and tobacco without turning overtly gourmand. Tonka follows with a nutty, almond-like sweetness and faint coumarinic warmth that enhances the richness of the composition. There is still a trace of clove lingering in the background, but it no longer drives the structure. As the vanilla and tonka settle in, the fragrance leans closer to the territory of Tobacco Vanille in the dry down, while the opening more closely mirrors the honeyed richness of Back to Black. Performance: In the first hour, projection is powerful and easily capable of filling a room, immediately asserting its presence. Sillage matches that intensity with a dense, noticeable trail. After a few hours, projection remains strong, extending several feet from the wearer, while the trail softens slightly but stays clearly perceptible. Around the seven to eight hour mark, projection settles closer to three to four feet, with the scent trail becoming lighter yet still present. It transitions into a skin scent around the ten to eleven hour point. Taken as a whole, Tobacco Honey delivers impressive longevity and strong projection that comfortably supports its rich scent profile. When to Wear: Tobacco Honey is firmly positioned as a fall and winter evening fragrance, thriving in cooler air where its density and warmth can fully develop. It feels especially suited for special occasions, whether that be a date night, anniversary dinner, or any setting where you want to project warmth and quiet opulence. The honeyed tobacco character draws people inward rather than pushing outward, making it ideal for intimate yet refined settings. It can work in formal environments if applied with restraint, but it is not a fragrance meant for casual daytime errands or office wear, where its richness could easily become overwhelming. This is a scent best worn intentionally, when the mood and setting call for something enveloping and indulgent. Blind Buy: Tobacco Honey is crafted for genuine lovers of sweet tobacco fragrances and leans unapologetically into that profile. If you already enjoy fragrances such as Back to Black or Tobacco Vanille, this scent will likely feel immediately familiar and comfortable, perhaps even luxurious in its refinement. However, it is rich, dense, and assertive, and will not appeal to those who shy away from bold sweetness or tobacco-forward compositions. Given both its intensity and its premium price point, sampling is strongly recommended unless you are already deeply invested in this genre. Final Verdict: I approached Tobacco Honey with high expectations, especially given its reputation alongside other Guerlain standouts like Spiritueuse Double Vanille or Herbes Troublantes. After wearing it, I can confidently say it is masterfully composed, beautifully blended, and undeniably luxurious. The honey is dense yet controlled, the tobacco realistic and refined, and the dry down smooth and cohesive. However, it ultimately runs into two obstacles for me: price and redundancy. At $445 for 100ml, it commands a premium that demands something groundbreaking. While exquisitely executed, the scent profile overlaps heavily with Back to Black and Tobacco Vanille, both of which offer comparable quality at a lower cost. If I did not already own Back to Black and have Tobacco Vanille on my acquisition list, Tobacco Honey would be far more compelling. As it stands, I deeply enjoyed the experience, but it does not offer enough distinction to justify adding it to my collection at this time. Scent: 10/10 Longevity: 8/10 Sillage: 8/10 Versatility: Average Compliment Factor: Gender: Unisex, leaning masculine Value: Way overpriced

Incredible. Simply incredible evocative work. This is the smell of your sweetheart hair, in the sun...smelling of honey. The smell of an hay camp, full of chamomile, peaceful....something beautiful happened there. This is the smell of a warm, spicy honey infusion drinked in the comfort of home, in the quite arms of your lover. It is incredible to me because it is that evocative. It surely has an artistic, niche aura about it. I was expecting something more masculine and en vogue instead it is artistic and full of intresting facets. Opening is warm, very warm and intense, this tabacco is slightly dry, blonde and not boozy or cherry tinged. It is smothered in yellow honey, not sticky or sugary but intense, warm, as if liquefied on a flame, it sits in between a raw sweetness and something slightly animalic. There is no urinal component in this honey, no indoles either but there is something incredibly carnal. The spicy undertone of clover tinges the tabacco, there is something reminiscent of hay and even of chamomile. Anise, sesame and tonka bean are blended to perfection, and dosed to perfection. Their blend is seductive, but the result still reassuring. I like this use of sesame note a lot, seedy maybe but also powdery, lending consistency to the fragrance (no gourmand stickiness for me about this sesame). The evolution is calm and steady, honey fading in to tonka but never disappearing. Then there is a sea of vanilla, high quality for sure, and like the honey it is a type of vanilla that smells very refined and unique. All of this lives on a base of clean and creamy oud, intense but balanced, mixed in with a strong ambery base. I think it is an unisex fragrance, the mood is relaxing for sure but invested of a peculiar sensuality. The sensuality of intimacy. It is the fragrance that surprised me the most in the new autumnal realise I choose to explore. Layered with Zara Spell Caramel it is the stuff of which autumnal fairytale are made. Lasting power and sillage are autstanding. Great fragrance for sure. It has a gourmand allure but it is not a gourmand, it is 10 times more refined then that.

If king Midas wore a fragrance, this would’ve probably been it. scent breakdown - Opens immediately with a toothsome and loud punch of thick golden honey lathered over spicy blonde tobacco leaves. Almost immediately, roasted warm spices like cinnamon, cloves, and a slight twinge of anise mix with the honey/tobacco mixture. In the dry down the honey takes a step back from the forerunning note to mingling equally with the tobacco, spices, and a slight woodiness. Additionally, the tobacco gets a twinge smokier and just really fills out the extremely golden and sweet edges. From this point it remains fairly linear until it wears off. personal thoughts - After smelling this in the Guerlain store in Paris right about its release, I knew I had to eventually add it to the collection. I’m a huge sucker for sweet tobaccos, and the smell of honey is one of the most narcotic things to me; so the combo of the two done in the smooth Guerlain way is so so amazing. Was so happy to get this during the holiday season and I’ve already worn it 12+ times which means a lot when you get to a collection of my size (helps that my gf loves it). A little too heavy, sweet, and thick to pull this off outside of cool evenings. If you’ve ever wanted to smell like you’re smoking a light cigar with a glass of richly spiced mead, this might be a good choice. performance - Extremely strong performance and projection of 10-16ish hours with strong projection for the first 2-4 depending on heat and personal chemistry. Will last literal weeks on clothes. rating - 10/10 when to wear - Jazz club dates; smoking stogies and drinking cognac with friends; anytime you’re feeling good as gold song vibe - Gold by Prince TLDR - Sweet & Heady Honey + Blonde, Earthy Tobacco + Roasted Warm Spices + Nondescript Woods. Easily one of the best honey fragrances on the market today and a really smooth & special addition into the oversaturated market of sweet, spicy pipe tobacco frags most fragheads are familiar with. Super sultry, warm, and delicious, and a must try for honey and/or sweet tobacco fragrance fans.

When I wear Tobacco Honey, so do my neighbors. Okay, well, not really. But it IS super strong. And it lasts forever. I sprayed this on a test strip yesterday and I swear it smells stronger right now than it did eighteen hours ago. It's powdery yet dense, more floral and sweet than it is oud-y. I agree it's not really a summer fragrance-- I wore it a lot in the winter but I actually haven't reached for it a single time in hot weather. Even so, Tobacco Honey is not an amber in any way. I love labdanum but I don't detect any here. This is addictive and attractive but it isn't a "come snuggle with me" scent. It's just soooo pretty. Tobacco Honey grew on me slowly. The L'Art & La Matiere collection is more misses than hits for me, but this one was different. I went from getting a small decant, to buying a mini, to finally selling a kidney and buying a full bottle directly from Guerlain. (There are a lot of fake TH bottles out there, and before I bought one directly from Guerlain I bought one of the fakes on another website. It looked real enough! But when I put that bottle on my countertop it actually rocked back and forth... among other things. Needless to say, I returned it.) Tobacco Honey is completely unique. I have a bottle of Bee and they are not the same. They have a note in common but that's it. Both are great but they are vastly different experiences. TL; DR: Tobacco Honey is a 9.8/10 for me, in my top 5 of all time, and I will always have it in my collection. I love it. And probably the moment I hit "submit" on this review Guerlain will reformulate it or discontinue it lol

When I first tried this fragrance, I absolutely loved it. But I was like .. man, I really really love this one, but at the same time it's pretty simple and doesn't evolve. Naxos on the other hand is a tobacco honey fragrance that evolves, has multiple facets, yet costs way less. But as time goes by, I start to value that simplicity and that "raw" aspect of the fragrance. Since I've tried this perfume, I've tried to get a similar honey feel in other fragrances. But I can't. The honey in this is impossible to get anywhere else (from my experience). Now I know the reason why it's so unique, raw, and true. It's because it's actual honey. According the Thierry Wasser, this is the first time ever real honey was used in a scent (the volatile molecules), with their other fragrance called Nerolia Vetiver. This is why this smells so much like real honey and why you can't find this smell anywhere else. And probably the reason why there's no clone of this and never will be (most likely). It is for sure very expensive. The price/ml of the 100ml is very high, it goes way lower in the 200ml bottle. The performance of this is absolutely incredible. If you spray on tester cards, it'll stay for weeks on it, and it projects for weeks, perfuming the place you've put the cards in. Two sprays are more than enough for everyday use, so a 200ml bottle will last you a life time if you have a collection. After years of contemplating the fragrance, I think I'll soon just get a bottle. I'll write a full review after that.

This is the fastest scent upon initial spray that jumped straight into my top 5. Usually, one would have to wait and wear it all day to know, but this is one of those scents that tells you exactly how things are going to be from the initial spray. Upon initial spray, i was hit with a blast of tobacco and honey, mixed with something slightly dry and deliciously edible that seems to balance all the sweetness from the honey. I'm 100% positive it's the sesame seeds and my god it adds so much complexity and balance to the scent. The honey in the beginning smells like it's in a constant motion, with something "dark" and edible, which seems to also reinforce a very well behaved smoky tobacco accord. Just amazing stuff. After around 3 hours, the darkness from the sesame lifts, the honey becomes clearer and a stunning creamy sandalwood accord appears. Everything blends smoothly together. It makes you want to dig in with your nose to discover the complexity. In the late drydown (end of the day), this is when the entire scent becomes simply true to its name: Tobacco and Honey. Of course by this stage, everything "simmers" and the smell becomes a straightforward tobacco and mildly sweet honey scent. Longevity is easily 24 hours on my skin with a thick rich cloud bubble radiating around me. Nothing obnoxious, just a perfect bubble. I'm sad it took me so long to discover this masterpiece. Thank you Guerlain.

Alright after testing it for 2 days I can say this is amazing. The name is correct it’s all about honey and tobacco. Altough the tobacco is not so screechy this is pure unisex. The opening is the most beautiful and most realistic honey, like you can eat it right away! So gorgeous, intense and fresh honey, the bee on their logo is justified now! There we go the mid.. tobacco comes alive, smokey, dry tobacco leaves packed in smoothened vanilla.. the more hours pass the more the vanilla shows up and the tobacco takes a back seat. It never fades, but it’s calming down.. like I said this is unisex and I’m glad it is. In the very drydown the vanilla fades away and there you are left with some sweet honeyed tobacco on a sandalwood base. There is some oud, specially in the beginning you can get some of it, but it really doesn’t dominate it’s just there to give the smokey, and deep effect of the honey and tobacco. 10/10 for me as I love tobacco. Comparison.. tobacco vanille is correct but it’s fortunately not so sickly sweet nor synthetic. Tobacolor.. don’t think so that’s a extreme smell of ash tobacco and caramel sugar candies.. Conclusion i love it, and can’t wait for the fall or winter. It projects heavily specially the first hours so be aware and sticks extremely on the clothes. Not original, but very very smooth.. you won’t find a better honey tobacco fragrance

Guerlain's Tobacco Honey OR IS IT? So I have several tobacco fragrances - some range from super strong and some just a touch of tobacco. This is definitely an AWESOME Fragrance, but I would say Guerlain's Tobacco Honey should be renamed to: Guerlain's Honey Vanilla Tobacco...in that order. It is Amazing and these words come to mind every time I put it on: SWEET. THICK. SYRUPY. And that is mainly from the Honey. This fragrance could even named DOUBLE HONEY (since Guerlain also offers a Double Vanille). YES! That is what I would call it...DOUBLE HONEY...Perhaps... DOUBLE HONEY VANILLE... So where is the tobacco? Its there...kind of...lingering ever so slightly. It's definitely NOT like you are sitting next to Churchill, Capone, Arnold or Tony Montana from Scarface smoking a Big Ring "Gordo"...Nope - the tobacco is slight and ever so gentle - like a puff. So if you want SWEET, THICK and SYRUPY and YOU LOVE HONEY with a dose of Vanilla and and touch of tobacco AND You like a solid projection AND You have $500 on 200ML (Yes I like to buy 200ML when I'm in Duty Free or $300 for 100ML) THEN GO FOR IT! SMELL LIKE DOUBLE HONEY!! Treat Yourself to something sweet and feel good about it - because... YOU ARE WORTH IT! Bravo Guerlain and Delphine Jelk...Bravo! What an expensive yet amazing smelling fragrance!

Today I got my personalized bottle of Tobacco Honey (with the full white-box-Guerlain experience). I've been wearing samples for couple of months just to make sure that my obsession with this perfume is real. Well...for me Tobacco Honey is a slow-burning memory in a bottle. The scent is warm, seductive and rich. It unfurls in velvety ribbons of perfectly sundried- sunkissed tobacco leafs (have you ever smelled a perfect Cuban cigar?) sweetened by clover honey. On my skin it changes back and forth from opulent tobacco to sweet pure honey with cloves. Wearing it is like stepping into a forgotten olfactory memory where every image clings to the air long after you leave the room. This is a very distinct scent that is NOT for everyone. You have to love it to spend the money. For me - totally worth it. It is my zen scent that makes me happy. Upd: Still my favorite, signature scent. But, I want to discourage people from buying it directly from Guerlain. If you want customer service- go to one of the luxury resellers. I sent a request to change something in my order 5 min after placing it. I got a reply MORE than a month later with, sorry we can't accommodate it's too late. I seriously expected better level of service at $500 price point.

I got a sample of this with a recent purchase from Guerlain, and I AM IN LOVE. Holy sexy! I didn't know I loved tobacco so much, because I personally disliked the TF tobacco vanilla-- but here we are. It is immediately yummy upon first spray. Warm and mellow and sweet-- but not TOO sweet. Then as it mixed with my skin, it just got sexier and softer. I kept thinking I bet Charlie Hunnam or some other delicious man's neck smells like this (lol). So, to me, it is unisex but leans more male... But that's *also* why I think it works on the right woman. I think you have to be a confident sort of earthy vibe to carry it off. A woman who knows she's something, a Lauren Bacall type. Also, unlike the Allegoria line (which I love), this one LASTS. I sprayed it on both myself and my husband at bedtime, and it was still there this morning on the skin! Softened and warm. ++++++++++++++++ Just got my first full size for our 29th Anniversary! Every single thing, from the packaging to the personalized bottle to the rich color of the juice-- is perfect. I've had a sample for a bit, and every single time I wear it, I get compliments from men AND women. I'll wear this forever, as long as they keep making it. IN LOVE

One the most accurate scents, it delivers what it says, Honey in the purest form, however i don't really feel the Tobacco until the second hour, on the third it becomes deeper like a dried down leaf immersed in dark Honey, It has a wonderful dark tone, it retains the sweetness but is done so well that is like a Honey solid entity, but in a extration form. - Is a solid and linear scent that goes from a great nectar honey opening to a darker one attached to the skin, I think the mastery here is to have such a photorealistic honey that stays so stable and strong on you, that isn't boring, and that make sense on the skin, I consider this more of a skin scent, but a top notch one, it stays for hours and hours on you, it is quite impressive. This is the very first porfume that is coming from a unique extration done by Guerlain of real honey and it shows, After sometime with it, i realised that the Tobacco is inside the Honey, they are the same entity, the more you wear it, the more you realise how it works, i have to admit that is such a well balanced and stable work of art. If you like Honey and dry Tobacco, this is it. I am confident i don't need any other Honey scents other than this.

Another surprise from Mlle Jelk that I quickly passed over when it first launched... I sprayed it on a blotter and gave it a sniff and dismissed it as cloyingly sweet and nothing I would wear in the tropical heat where I live... Fast forward like 18 months and a great friend GIFTED me this and I held onto it (sealed and unopened) for more than a couple of MONTHS... Finally one night I just tore it open and tried it on... I should know by now that this isn't news to ANYONE (least of all me) but it didn't even RESEMBLE what I remembered from the blotter card... This stuff is absolutely majestic... People compare it to the obvious Tom Ford except this is soooooo much better than that.... The depth of it is almost beyond measure... It's so damn rich and sexy... It's NOT cloying at all, though it has incredible performance: both projection but especially longevity.... More than ten to twelve hours on my wrists without question... It's not screechy, synthetic or annoying in any way... I am so impressed with this.... I would advise anyone to try this on your skin even if it is not something you would normally gravitate towards... It's fantastic.

I’ve fallen in a pot of honey and I can’t get out. The honey is thick, golden, and photorealistic, but not like anything you’d find in a supermarket jar. This feels raw, as though it were taken straight from the hive. If you’ve ever spent any time around bees, you’ll know that fresh, unpasteurised honey has an almost medicinal, herbal quality to it. It’s waxy and floral, as though you can detect the pollen from the flowers that served the bees during its production. The purest honey can even come across a little animalic, but less so here. Instead, it’s heady and resinous, in a way that reminds you this is a perfume, not that you’ve fallen face-first into a hive. I find myself searching for the tobacco leaf, warm spices, and woods that might lend it depth and character, transforming an otherwise simple indulgence into something more compelling. Search as I may, there is no doubting that this is first and foremost a honey perfume, with everything else taking a back seat. As it settles, the florals become more apparent, and they are absolutely key to preventing the composition from collapsing into a big sticky mess.

Oh! My! God! I'm speechless. This is honey heaven. This is like honey on some sort of drug trip. It's the honey-est honey that I have ever encountered. I don't care for the lovely tobacco note, which is also there, because I'm completely distracted by the honey. I want to eat it. I want to have a bath in this. I want to pour it all over my body. I'm obsessed beyond believe. Wow, wow, wow! It's extremely strong. I tested several perfumes (about 20-25) on this day, took all the tester slips back home and this was the only one which smelled extremely strong when I came back home (after about 3 hours). All the other were faint, without being faint perfumes. But in comparison to this beast even the ouds took a backseat. It's 8 hours in, all the other paper slips have almost lost their scents completely, but this beast is still going. It's honey, honey and honey. So if I will ever wear this I have to be careful with application as this a total beast. It's unbelievable. If you like a good and powerful honey perfume then this the perfume you have waited for. Trust me. Try it! It's amazing! You'll be in honey heaven.

Ultra-refined sweet tobacco DNA, it is like Le Male Elixir+Tobacco Vanille. It is a familiar scent profile, but you really pay for the honey, and the tobacco and the funky oud that lukes in the backgroud- because you could LITERALLY smell them. The 10 seconds of the opening has most realistic honey scent. Then the tobacco comes in. Imagine the tobacco in TF Tobacco Vanille but with dripping of real warm honey. The oud comes out soon after, providing deep animalic stickiness to the honey and tobacco. It is warm, warm like an AROMA of sweet honey in a hot boiling water of tobacco leaves, which stands out from many cold gourmand fragrances. Guerlain Tobacco Honey smells alive. It is surely strong in the summer, but in the winter it is perfectly projecting with 2-3 sprays, it is potent but a level below the beast mode like Amouage Interlude 53, MFK Oud Satin Mood Extrait, or Orto Parisi Terroni, and it is as long lasting. The tobacco stood out more on my skin than the honey. The bitter-saltiness of tobacco leaves is quiet prominent on my skin through out the wear.

This is, without a second of hesitation, my favorite fragrance in my collection. It has an incredibly addictive, hyper-realistic honey scent while also being an astonishing technical achievement. If you open a real jar of honey, it has almost no smell. Yet with this fragrance, there's absolutely no doubt that what you're smelling is honey—and I honestly have no idea how they managed to recreate it so convincingly. The performance is outstanding. It lasts for hours and projects exceptionally well. It's truly a masterpiece. It is very expensive, but I love it so much that it became the first fragrance in this price range that I bought without any hesitation. From time to time, the brand offers a 50 ml version on its website, which is the one I purchased. That's more than enough for a fragrance that's unmistakably made for winter and special occasions. If I had to pick the perfect fragrance to wear to Christmas dinner, this would be it.

Ok, so this is the first sweet scent that I really, really love! My god, this smells great! And realistic! Almost so much so that I am wondering if I am going to get all the vasps and bees coming for me if I wear it in the summertime?!?! On my skin, the honey is clearly the most prominent scent with a smooth blend of the other notes underneath. I am no expert at this, but this is just one of those stand-out scents where anyone can smell the quality! If you are into sweet tobacco scents, or even if you are not, you have to try this at least once! I am not really into the sweet scents, but this is just next level to my nose. TBH, everything I`ve smelled from Guerlain has given me a high-quality feeling. I just got it today, so this is just my first impression, but I am excited to wear it and try out some layering combos! This has to be a layering dream! As soon as my bitcoin goes up again, I am getting a "big-boy bottle" of this 😂

To me it’s the best tobacco fragrance and also the best honey fragrance ever. It’s a straight blast of honey, mild touch of cloves, and raw tobacco. It’s perfectly formulated by Jelk. To me it’s better than even Tobacco Vanille. What a stunning masterpiece fragrance and I don’t use that word often. I don’t think it’s overly sweet and nobody else in my life does either. Just don’t overspray it. It’s incredibly sexy and alluring to women. When I was wanting to add my first tobacco fragrance to my collection, I tried some of the most famous like Xerjoff Naxos, Amouage Royal Tobacco, TF Tobacco Vanille, Spicebomb Extreme, and PDM Herod. This was the one I thought was easily the best with Amouage following close behind. The price is very high but I have the 6.76 oz bottle and while I wish it was $200 less, I still don’t regret owning this. It’s easily a top 3 in my collection.

Reading reviews for this fragrance, I constantly see references to how this fragrance smells EXACTLY like pure honey...this actually isn’t an accurate summation to me...sure, the essence of honey is there, for sure, but what I get from this fragrance is a photorealistic mead scent...spicy, fermented honey beverage...oud descends upon the fragrance later to provide a fairly non-descript base I was actually “led” to this fragrance by way of Floris’ Honey Oud...which I really liked (also smelled like mead to me) until rose forced its way in the picture and dominated the composition...I wanted a fragrance that was Honey Oud without the rose...I found that in Tobacco Honey...strong performance...obviously pricey If you want true photorealistic honey, I’d pull for Hiram Green Slowdive or Zoologist Bee

This is a really beautiful honeyed tobacco smell, I've seen some people mention a foot smell to this and I don't get that at all! I will say I have a very limited frame of reference for tobacco, I remember sneaking my friend's dad's pipe tobacco as a teenager and smoking together huddled around a makeshift pipe trying to feel like adults, and this reminds me so much of how her bedroom smelled after we had smoked a bit and then reached for the Tennessee Honey. Probably a different scent experience for most people, but for me it's dreamy, nostalgic and slightly playful. Perfect performance and sillage on me, I haven't worn it out yet but I can easily smell it on myself throughout the day and if I put it on in the morning I can still smell it by the time I get ready for bed!