Cannabliss with the Mobster: 2025

Opens with a fizzy, citrusy, smoothly dirty tobacco facet, but this facet comes to pass, with instead with a hashish forward accord, with its balsamic, abstract leather facets amplified by the resins (cardamom, amber, whiskey) and labdanum. The faint aromatic edge is given by the birch tar, in which it’s not too prominent, but does have a faint gaiac wood to help give a tobacco impression, though it falls a bit short on that as a whole. There’s still a fizzy yet boozy facet (whiskey) interpreted here but it’s less than it was in the opening, but despite the hashish accord, and the naming nomenclature, do not expect this to smell like smoked cannabis, or cannabis leaf for that matter, less cannabis buds. It’s an interesting abstraction of cannabis, still not afraid to present itself as dirty, but still has a well done whiskey, ambery aura. Not close enough of a favorite to reorder, but I can see myself using this a bit more than Tobac Aoud Attar. For a dirty tobacco, I much prefer Burning Ben by Strangers Parfumerie.