Une Nuit a Doha

I could to get a bottle of this perfume at a good price through a perfume sales website and I noticed a very big difference between the opening and the drying, which in itself is positive since it indicates that it is a perfume that evolves a lot. I love the exit, it is sweet but without being cloying. As oscarsh86 say the dried touch of inmortwlle is very noticeable, but sweetened with a fruity touch. I find it a very original scent and it is unlike anything I have ever smelled before. The drying, however, although I like it, reminds me too much of a perfume that I already have in my collection: arabie by serge lutebs. And it is that although most of the notes do not coincide, they have a very very similar drying. The performance is moderate. Lasts long but projects very moderately. I see it more for daily use on not very hot days and it seems totally unisex to me. Scent: 8 Longevity: 8 Projection: 6 Quality / price: 5 Versatility: 7 Originality: 7 Global: 8

Among the many gems that Stephane Humbert Lucas has created this is one that clearly needs more love. Looking at the AI generated votes, there are less than 10 total for virtually every category. Among the comments there are a fair number who are not fans or in the meh category. I am not sure why. The wonderful mandarin opening is soon joined by tobacco, immortelle, fennel and a bit after vanilla. Altogether it is nearly unique mix that forms a whole that is smooth, opulent and represents an effort to mix French luxury with a bit of Middle Eastern flair. There are not many fragrances that can pull this off, but this one does. Iit has moderate silage and good to strong longevity. It's unisex and can be worn year round. If you want to treat yourself to a wonderful fragrance that will make. you stand out then this should be one you want to try.

Un Nuit a Doha is the SOTD to overcome the Monday Feeling by transporting you from a gloomy overcast London to sunny Doha City in Qatar! The quality is evident to see by just looking and holding the glamorous bottle. The scent genuinely conveys the atmosphere of walking around Pearl Qatar or, to be more exact, strolling through Souq Waqif traditional market in Doha! It is the scent of a middle-eastern traditional cafe with the smell of hookah, some that have just been lit whilst others are puffing out smog, and some cigarette smoke as well. No other fragrance could be more truthful in the attempt to portray that atmosphere! A work of art by a creative artist, 10/10

Wow! Smooth/Refined/Well crafted and modern is what this tobacco scent is. And no, it's not a clone of the overrated Tobacco Vanille. This easily stands on it's own. This is spicy and sweet but more of a dry tobacco scent. It's focused more on the vanilla and immortelle with tobacco being the 2nd or maybe 3rd most important note. Sillage is moderate. I have had it on for 6 hours with it not becoming a skin scent until after 4 hours. This and Le Quatrieme Parfum Coolife are 2 that you should sample while on the hunt for a great tobacco scent!

Nice perfume,amazing start with crystallized mandarin orange notes in the background the fennel. This fragrance is very pleasant, but also a spicy little gourmand. I like the central part with tobacco and Immortelle where the fragrance has a metamorphosis becoming dusty little remaining sweet. I 'a contrast between the notes without one prevails the other.... I like this perfume,may want to try because it is very beautiful and charismatic!! Sillage: 7.5/10 Longevity: 8.5/10 Scent: 9./10 Overall: 9./10

Je l'ai appliquée à 1 h de l'après-midi sur ma main avec un spray. À 8 h du soir j'étais encore capable de le sentir. Je dirais qu'il dure un bon 7 h. La mandarine, l’immortelle, le tabac et la vanille sont vraiment des notes qui vont former le sillage et que vous allez ressentir le plus. Très bon parfum et très satisfait de mon achat. Une vraie œuvre d'art de Stéphane Humbert Lucas.

Fraghead under is me is on point, its unusual, sweet, and unique. its Honeyed tobacco but nothing close to Naxos or Tobacco vanille. it goes in a very different direction, herbal. you wont experience nothing similar to it. its also slightly sparkly, i think its the orange and ginger. wore it on/off thruout the year and i love it

This fragrance is a lovely gem. Une Nuit a Doha is a gourmand that combines immortelle with sweet vanilla, spice and citrus. I can also smell some tobacco. It is very well blended and not offensive at all. Some gourmands tend to be a bit strong or sweet, sweet, sweet, not this fragrance. Longevity is very good 10-12 hrs.

Beautiful fragrance I love this alot but the mid is abit disappointing This is an airy type of fragrance but lasts hella long, on my skin (14 hour) Scent: initial 9/10, mid (after 4hour) 5/10, drydown 7/10 Sillage: 6/10 Projection: 7/10 Longevity: 10/10

An underrated gem that needs more exposure! This is a nice tobacco-vanilla scent, sweet but not overly so! Doesn’t, in any way, smell like Tobacco Vanille.. Unique on its own!

Smells very weird, I like it a lot

Oh, something about this bugs me. Not the fragrance itself, but what it reminds me of. I scrolled through the "reminds me of" section, desperate for assistance but the only ones I found that it might be are Arabie, or Sculpture and its more than likely the latter as (if memory serves correct) this is nothing like Arabie. The scent itself unravels quite well I must say. At first, I'm not entirely on board but then later it wins me over with that vetiver and immortelle. The tobacco and fennel are also there as well, but not as prominently. I actually don't know if I'd buy this but I might buy another sample as its quite unusual... but not so unusual that it reminds me of something else. I'm bugged again. Honestly, I think my experience with this might be marred by my own inability to place it. Fantastic scent, interesting composition. Not sexy, but definitely date-worthy. I'd say give it a go if you like immortelle.

Very pleasant and well blended perfume. There's the aromatic sweetness of dried fruits, some milky note and I get a tad of licorice, all combined in a warm and powdery fragrance. Think of a warmer and more subtle and adult version of Herve Leger, that's Une Nuit a Doha. Longevity is very good and there is some sillage all the time. You don't need much of it to get noticed but it never get's annoying. It has an oriental vibe, but isn't really serious about that. Like they were thinking "Hey let's play safe and not get too exotic" More like a nice bodylotion. That's my problem with the fragrance - if I had loads of money to spend I'd certainly get a bottle because it's such a nice feelgood scent. But since I'm not rich a fragrance in that price range has to impress me a bit more to make me buy it. For now my 5ml decant must do for a while.

A breathtakingly beautiful modern Oriental creation around a note of beautiful crystallized Mandarin, which is enhanced by addition of lovely sweet and spicy notes such as fennel, ginger,immortelle, tobacco, vanilla and vetiver. Bright and happy, this is a juice that makes me instantly happy when I wear it. It is glowing and radiant with moderate to strong sillage and projection. Beautifully blended, this is a master Oriental perfumer at work. Dries down from the beautiful citrusy fennel opening to a nice powdery vanilla vetiver. Unisex, although leaning slightly on the feminine side. Magnifique!

I get strong fennel in the opening with a bit of ginger and tobacco. Immortelle is a key player throughout the life of the fragrance and the far drydown is sweet and maple syrupy. I think it's a well done tobacco fragrance which distinguishes itself from the plethora of others with the use of gourmand notes of ginger, fennel, and orange. Shares similarities to Annick Goutal's Stables but I have to revisit that one for comparison. If it weren't so pricey, I'd consider it for a cool weather scent.

I love the opening when I can smell the syrupy tonic of ginger, mandarin and fennel. Kind of a weird scent to be attracted to. I'm less impressed by the drydown when the top notes fade into an airy accord that doesn't blow me away. The only special note in the mid/base is immortel and It's not strong enough to boost the fragrance. - Personally I would go for Issara over this any day of the week. They are different fragrances with the same vibe.

Raffiné , sucré , confit , épicé, assez leger , mais splendide . La performance de celui est moyenne il projette peu.

Scent: 8/10 Quality: 9/10 Originality: 6/10 Sillage: 7/10 Projection: 6/10 Longevity: 7/10 Price VS Size: 7/10

Sweet, candied tobacco overtone. Herbal heart. Vanillac halo. Zesty nuance. Quality blend.

I had high expectations for Une Nuit a Doha, anticipating a lush blend of immortelle, tobacco, and vanilla. Unfortunately, it failed to deliver. The tobacco feels thin, and the immortelle—which usually thrills me with its herbal complexity—is strangely dull here. Most disappointing is the performance; for a profile that should radiate a stunning scent bubble, it remains a faint skin scent. While perfectly unisex, it simply can’t compete with the superior tobacco and immortelle offerings already on the market. This one is just okay for me. 20 minutes later and it's just immortelle.

I felt ok about this scent but I saw someone say they got licorice from it (which I feel is the smell of like slightly sweet moist tobacco) and I can’t unsmell that for the first few minutes. But it warms up and gets slightly “buttery” and that licorice goes away. Still a very masculine leaning scent.

Immortelle is the MVP here, making this an unusually dry scent. Reminiscent of the desert for me, its deep and oriental obviously but this is a new direction - airy, dry, woody tobacco fragrance. I dig it! Surprised me for sure. Also a bit herbal, like some throat lozenges with tiny bit of sugar

This reminds me of a bag of artisan black licorice, which I’m not a fan of. If you are, try it! One of my only blind buy failures I’ve ever had, just not a huge fan of this one !

This perfume reminds me of A men taste of fragrance, but with Tabacco instead coffee. Amazing long lasting, +18 hours + shower and i can still feel in my skin.

For me, it's a vanilla flavored cigar next to a dark chocolate orange dragee. too sweet. not for me.

I love fennel in perfumes and was hoping this would have a beautiful fresh fennel note, but I have to echo many other reviews. This is just not pleasant to wear. It smells like old maple syrup that you wouldn't even want to eat. I really don't get anything else from it. Hard pass.

I sat on the fence for about an hour, then fell in love. This goes on a bit spicy and to my nose somewhat "couminish"; the mandarin is present at the beginning, and the scent settled quickly. The first hour I had waves of anosmia, where I could not smell it all (so I applied two more heavy spritz's the first hour). Then, three hours later, it bloomed. So initially I was disappointed in a scent I could not smell until it was just emanating all around me in lovely waves that changed moment to moment. To me this is a lovely immortelle and tobacco. I also smell what I think is an "oily saffron" note that I like, and even a salty-caramel quality. It is gourmand and foodie but at the same time, not, since it has grassy aspects as well and a dry "wind in summer" quality; it is not sugary, but it does have that maple sweetness that, well, immortelle has. It is a scent that is nurturing, drawing one closer, but kind of sexy (without any skank) to it. It reminds me of candy-cap mushrooms that are in the US Pacific Northwest, but also has a spicy-middle eastern nuance. This is a shape-changer, and I quite like the notes listed and thought I would like the perfume, and I do. I'm on to a bottle I think. Silage is soft-to moderate; Longevity is 8-10 hours (primarily skin scent after 4-5).

Une Nuit à Doha from the French House of Niche High Luxury Perfumery Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 is a Fresh Sweet Herbal Spicy Tobacco Unisex perfume. Une Nuit à Doha was launched in 2014; and the perfumer who signs this fragrance is Stephane Humbert Lucas. A fruity herbal opening by fennel and dried fruits followed by ginger giving a slight spicy aspect; soon after, a wonderful and sweet immortelle flower arrives hand in hand with a delicious vanilla that will remain together throughout the duration of the fragrance; From the middle to drying comes a dry and subtle tobacco giving a slight toasted aspect to the perfume. Inspired by the contrast of the arrival of night in Doha, Qatar, which with the cooling of the desert heat and the sea breeze create an enchanting fragrance with a soft trail and the sensation of an aromatic Shisha(hookah) very common in cafes and tobacconists in the Middle East. A sweet but not cloying semi gourmand, very balanced. A perfume of dualities: it is calm, soft, luminous, fresh and at the same time spicy, warm, dark and smoky; A refined and sophisticated fragrance. Excellent creation by Stephane Humbert Lucas for mid-season and that goes very well in the late afternoon.

An accelerated honeyed fragrance with an herbal twist. Unique in its start up, i found myself sorta "hound dogging" my arm for the next 20 or so minutes. Kind of a straight forward one tier fragrance. The clash of honey, creamy, and herbal is somewhat interesting. Starts out like it could be the best fragrance in the world but ends up just being another fragrance in the world. The kind of person likely to enjoy this scent wouldn't pay the price tag for this fragrance(otherwise, I'd be shocked). On the flip side, the connoisseur whom is not affected by the price tag will expect more out of this type of fragrance. As you can see, nobody wins...

It's a YES for me! This smells so good - and sweet - and unusual...and I can appreciate that! This makes me think of raisins outnumbered by a bowl of rich, deep, viscous, abnormally concentrated honey. I don't get too much distinction in b/w what the fragrance pyramid shows, versus how this actually wears on me - it's 90% linear. The only exception is around the 10-20 minute mark, I get a glimpse of tangerine rind dancing around. If you are sampling this, I recommend doing so on skin b/c paper is going to eat this fragrance up.

i find this fragrance totally hypnotic. It opens with a fruity scent with the undertone of tabac in a very subtle way. It then reveals the Corsican Immortelle with that background of tabac holding on quietly warm and sexy on the skin. As it dries down the Vanilla toned down by the Vetiver emerges to hold it all together. You can smell all the layers together on the skin. I think this is a masterpiece of a fragrance. It has to be tried to see if it goes with your body chemistry. If it does, you will be amazed.

Je l'ai appliquée à 1 h de l'après-midi sur ma main avec un spray. À 8 h du soir j'étais encore capable de le sentir. Je dirais qu'il dure un bon 7 h. La mandarine, l’immortelle, le tabac et la vanille sont vraiment des notes qui vont former le sillage et que vous allez ressentir le plus. Très bon parfum et très satisfait de mon achat. Une vraie œuvre d'art de Stéphane Humbert Lucas.

Instantly reminds me of shisha smoke, maybe peach flavored. Realistic enough that it even tickles the throat the same way. There is a strong syrupy molasses present as well, which must be the immortel - a note that tends to be cloying for me in most fragrances. I'll have to see how it is in this one after a full wearing

I forgot that immortelle can sometimes lean mapley or popcorny, and was very confused by this at first. I don't dislike it, especially the opening and middle which are rich and round, but the immortelle definitely does give fake maple syrup vibes in the drydown.

Unusual, sweet, unique. It belongs in my collection simply for this reason. Honeyed tobacco, a dry golden burley in a meadow of medicinal herbs. Has a bit of a chamomile tea accord when it warms up on me. Relaxing aroma but very classy. A high end spa scent.

This perfume is very well balanced. On my skin, not much of the mandarin appears. Yes, a hint of it, but not dominating. In the opening, there is a lot of pepper (or at least to my nose). That settles and it is good and spicy (but not overwhelming).

This is a nice fragrance...I can see why people love it, but it’s not for me. There’s something about it that smells like oxidized sherry. Or like a bottle of a fruit liqueur that’s been open on the back bar for too long.

This is exactly the smell of Shisha tobacco. The is the second frangance I've tried with a prominent Immortelle and I think I love this note. It's has this butterscotch caramel addictive quality about it.

Ok so I'm sniffing this on my skin and my fiance said it smells like orange fig newton's! You know what she's spot on with that,it has a very figgy smell to it with a hint of orange or citrus on top 7/10

For some absolutely crazy reason; one of the most overlooked SHL's. Amazing, simply put. The immortelle and the tobacco in this is the ultimate love story. Get this

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syrupy-sweet bomb in the opening, and pure femme to my nose. Nothing "niche" about this. Starting to think this SHL is just overhyped.

A beautiful and distinctive plot of sweet and spicy