Signature Leather Tabac

A smokey incense & leather fragrance that's not for the faint of heart. This fragrance is not a mass appealing or versatile fragrance by any stretch of the imagination, but what it does, it does very very well. A fantastic and incredibly loud blend of smokey leather, incense and tobacco. If you were a priest clad in leather, rising from the ashes of a burnt down church, banishing demons with your thurible, this is how I imagine you would smell like. Now, as someone who loves this fragrance dearly, I still struggle to think of an appropriate time to wear it. I wouldn't wear this with a suit, or to the office (unless you want people to pass out in the elevator), or to an intimate dinner date. I think this would be great when worn to an outdoor event, or somewhere you're less likely to smoke out out your companions. Obviously, go easy on the sprays. Also, as I've discovered, it a great scent to layer with other warm sweet fragrances that might lack that smokey punch.

This smells like Macho Man smoking cigars. Ultra manly. If you can't bench at least two plates on each side, you have no business wearing this. This is a warm, spicy leather fragrance. The tobacco and leather notes are prominent. The tobacco is spicier than the regular Zaharoff Signature Tabac. The leather reminds me of black leather in a leather store. Very good leather here. Although the notes here and in Zaharoff's site don't mention whiskey as a note, I smell it. It's subtle, but enough to make me feel like it's almost a boozy scent. I like it. The drydown reminds of of Amouage Interlude Man. It's similar to the oregano scent, but not quite. I want to say it's the birch tar and frankincense. I keep smelling myself in the drydown because I like it so much. Performance and longevity are bordering beast mode. This is definitely a winter/night scent. Go easy on the sprays. Overall, very macho scent like a 90s action hero.

Kraft! Power! This fragrance is a beast in all the best ways. The reviews that say it’s too strong, or there is too much leather, or too much tobacco!?!?! I guarantee if you look through these people’s review history it will be filled with complaints of underpowered and underwhelming performance. People are silly. If you want a strong and masculine tobacco leather you need to no further. People give George Z crap for working with YouTube reviewers but he is a standout guy. He even answers his own emails. I now own three bottles and hope to grow my collection. Do not hesitate. Zaharoff is the real deal.

Absolutely nothing to do with Signature Tabac. This is what Knize Ten Eau Extreme would smell like if they made it. A little darker leather and smoother than Knize Ten, but even bigger, and I didn't know "bigger" than Knize Ten was possible. Maybe you never tried Knize Ten but you've tried 1740. 1740 is like Sauvage compared to this. Wear it to your neighborhood hookah lounge, old school casino, biker bar, or Grateful Dead concert. Even then 1-2 sprays will still be noticed.

Lol. This absolutely nothing like Amouage Royal Tobacco. WTH is wrong with your noses people??? If it's similar to anything, its Layton Exclusif. That being said if you own LEx, this is redundant. The drydown is slightly different Royal Tobacco is a completely different animal. I own them all. Trust me. Oh wow. Ok. This is an identical copy of Layton Exclusif or vice versa. I can't tell the difference between the two.

Opening is fresh spicy with pepper and aromatic herbs like sage and rosemary As the fragrance dries the main star leather emerges, it is however soft leather, like freshly brushed suede but also dense and sticky, as if painted over with birch tar It is accompanied by tobacco and lots of sweet and smokey incense The entire composition is slightly sweetened by honey Very unique take on a leather fragrance

“I live life as I say, or not at all.” -Clint Eastwood-. Tobacco, leather, smoke with a slightly sweet background, but totally hard, incisive, a fragrance I would define as Clint Eastwood. There, yes, that's him, with a cigar in his mouth and his eyes so deep. So powerful that it comes out magnetic, extremely attractive and warm, elaborate. A wonderful olfactory experience.

It's a little off putting 1st time spraying it have had complements from people saying Christmas, I love the dry down! it gets addictive I like it more and more using it.. I can see how this might not be every ones cup of tea, but who it is for they will love it..!!! you can get a 2ml tester for $5 and make sure you try it more then once or twice...! best in cold weather

This is a rugged and smooth at the same time it also makes me think about wolverine from X-Men it is perfect for a cigar lounge it blends very well with the cigar smoke, wearing this makes me imagine doing 100 one hand push-ups with two cigars in your mouth with a battleship sitting on your back it super strong and it's not for everyone but it is for me

Zaharoff has nothing but classy, sophisticated gentlemen fragrances. All are top tier. Leather Tabac is no exception! Sexy dark and a powerhouse performer! Don’t listen to any childlike responses to people who just don’t like the brand. This one is best suited for fall and winter especially at suit and tie events.

Anyone who speaks negatively about this fragrance is angry they can’t afford it or they are that “parfums vintage” guy smdh. This is by far the greatest fragrance of MY TIME and I’ll dare someone to show me something better. If you’re interested in this BUY IT ASAP!!

Oud is the star here, intensely arriving center stage about an hour after the opening. Slightly animalic but pleasant and addictive. Intensity falls during dry down and plays nice with the other notes. Well balanced and highly wearable in usual Zaharoff fashion.

I'd understand if the frag is not your taste but to rate it as "very weak" and "intimate" is just downright silly and reeks of a hater. Says a lot about the credibility and integrity of Fragrantica as a whole. Really sad.

Tobacco, smokey, incense fragrance not for the faint hearted. Well blended and quite unique cold weather scent. Only had a sample but will definitely buy a bottle. It's a 10 for me.

A in your face masculine scent . I get smoky and spicy tobacco (Oreintal and Latakia tobacco) along with leather, woods and musk. long lasting and a very enjoyable scent.

This is one of the most amazing leather/tobacco fragrance. 10/10 with beast mode performance

Testosteronic, strong leather-tobacco fragrance with a subtle smoky touch. Is super dry and definitely not one for the bubblegum boys. Super performance. Strong sillage and projection for a few hours. Longevity is over 12 hours. At the 12 hours mark I was still getting whiffs just sitting still. EDP concentration per the Zaharoff website. Did not get a sweaty armpit BO scent from the cumin. Try Dodo 2020 or the opening of Overture Man for that. What it does have in the background supporting the leather-tobacco is a musky man scent similar to Tous 1920 or after the dry down of Overture Man. Combined with the dryness, makes it hyper masculine. Nice to see a company label a perfume like this "for men" instead of taking the lazy "unisex" approach on every fragrance. I really liked this one and will be getting a FB. Will be perfect for Fall and Winter. Of course, not a hot weather scent. Very wearable. If you're mainly into sweet perfumes, forget it. If Overture Man or Cuoium give you an anxiety attack or if you have nightmares about Kouros or Guilty Absolute, you can definitely avoid Signature Leather Tabac.

I first tried this amongst a few other Zaharoff fragrances and I really liked it, good performance, and smelled like a beefed and spi ed up version of Signature Tabac. Comparing the 2 I liked Leather Tabac way more for all of the reasons. I finally got around to buying a bottle and since I liked it so much I grabbed the big bottle and it's definitely been reformulated from what was in my sample. It's a lot more animalic, which I tend to like, but it's almost too much, and that's saying a lot as I'm extremely tolerant when it comes to the "stinky" fragrance notes. The old formula was perfectly done, and it's a shame it's changed as much as it has because it's now going to take me years to get through this bottle instead of probably finishing it this winter. Kind of bummed, might have to get a bottle of Signature Tabac now to fill the void, lol. Maybe they'll layer together to make something like the old formulation of Leather Tabac.

This stuff is wild. Starts out as photorealistic damp pipe tobacco, and a touch of leather with a honied undertone. Settles down as the leather note becomes more prominent and refines the scent. I can smell a touch of animalic, fecal oud. The über realistic oud accord melts into a suede note... There's strong, resonant nuance at play. Every listed note is detectable before it melds in with the overall composition, then sways and reappears periodically while being omnipresent in the undertone. This is a mildly challenging wear and a very particular one. You have to like leather and tobacco leaves. This isn't cigarette tobacco. So dress up and find the right time and place. This stuff will make you shine like a sunbeam. Leather Tabac just falls short of a 😍 rating for me. That said, I've never been closer to a 5/5 scent without it being one. 4.8/5. 🙂➕

When you Really want to be the boss of the room when wearing a Zaharoff, this is the one. The sweet tobacco from Tabac is still present, but is now in the supporting role to leather/suede and birch tar. To me this is like a bit of Absolu Aventus mixed with Tuscan Leather, and Tabac underneath. It's powerful, dominant, in control, and not shy about it in any way. The perfect fragrance for the colder half of the year when the situation calls for confidence, or dominance. It can be a bit too much, if you're not that guy. It's Bold and Beautiful. Personal score: 8.5/10. I'm not a "leather" kind of guy. I don't have a leather jackets or pants and i don't really wear leather fragrances. But I do wear Leather Tabac on ocations. But it's not as often as it deserves.