Rich Warm Addictive: Frosted Woods

A much better and more distinctive scent than the original Tobacco Collection.

Sweeter version of RWA, the rose element it has gives it a great spin. Tobacco is not the main star of this fragrance as is the case in all the Tobacco Collection from Zara - it is not in the note breakdown in the official website. The names they give their fragrances are sometimes very confusing because this is basically an oriental gourmand with a lot of boozy vanilla and when you hear Tobacco Collection you think its going to be something strong on that note. I guess there is a slight presence of tobacco in it but im really not sure if this has a true tobacco note or its just the blend of the notes that give it that kind of vibe as its not in the note breakdown. Not very long lasting on skin (still maybe get about 5 hours but you will need to spray generously) but it does last days and days on clothes . Very nice and pleasant release from Zara and for me an improvement on RWA. More versatile as well.

I love the boozy opening this fragrance have and the transation to the coffee notes are wonderful only downside is that the fragrance does not perform at ALL, maybe an hour and a half and it's gone, I would've loved it more if it lasted longer and projected better, unpopular opinion It gives Khamrah vibes but Khamrah is more spicy.

Very similar to original RWA. Sticky honey and smooth tobacco are the most dominant notes to my nose. It's sweet, smooth, kind of chocolatey without having a chocolate note. I sadly don't get any coffee note here. It also doesn't smell similar to Khamrah to me, that one has much more of a caramelized apple note which is just not present here at all. Overall a decent release. The RWA DNA still doesn't smell dated although it has to be one of the oldest fragrances that Zara still sells. A good evening fragrance that smells fairly unique on a budget. But it might be boring for people familiar with the original RWA which again to me smells pretty much the same.