Cigar De Remy by Remy Latour Eau de Toilette Spray 100ml

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Virginia varieties are the ones most often used to produce the absolute, more rarely people use Burley, the so-called Oriental (Turkish) and Latakia varieties (grown in Syria and Cyprus; upon primary drying, this variety of tobacco is then fire-cured; looking ahead, let me just say that Christopher Sheldrake attempted to reproduce the aroma of that variety of tobacco in his Fumerie Turque, which was created under the strict guidance of Serge Lutens). If, like me, you’re a non-smoker, you may wonder why colognes with tobacco notes smell amazing, yet cigarettes stink! Excellent question. Tobacco doesn’t smell bad. But smoke does, as it contains many toxins. It wasn’t the generic, single-note fragrance I stereotyped in my mind, but something much more interesting. The salty sea notes layer with minty botanicals and spice. As the sample settled on my wrist, I detected wafts of musk, fresh-cut tobacco, and rain-soaked wood. The Viora London team caters to a worldwide audience. We provide a professional review service on fragrance, beauty and luxury items to assist our readers make informed purchasing decisions.

In 1902, by the request of the Duke of Marlborough, the brand created a triumphant floral scent Blenheim Bouquet, which became their best-selling fragrance.

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Fougère Royale is also famous because it was the first perfume of the history that contained a synthetic chemical molecule, the coumarine, first found in tonka beans; interestingly, coumarine is used as pipe’s tobacco flavour too. Key notes: pink pepper, bitter orange, banana leaf, tuberose, porcelain rose, ginger, nutmeg, vetiver, tobacco, mineral, moss, white musk

Beth Gillette is the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan with nearly five years of experience researching, writing, and editing perfume and beauty stories that range from stretch-mark creams to hair-removal creams. She’s an authority in all perfume categories but an expert when it comes to vanilla perfumes after sniffing, testing, and reviewing nearly every perfume launch over the last year.As the cologne starts to dry down, the scent goes in a fruitier direction. The notes of plum and dried fruits start to come into the spotlight, blending in beautifully with the tobacco and spices. The plum is dark, rich, juicy, and fruity and the dried fruits have this luxurious and dusty element to them. This leaves you with an overall complex and elegant cologne.

The fragrance opens with a crisp spiciness of cardamom and limoncello. It is soon taken over by the dry, earthy notes of agarwood and papyrus. The elegant sweetness of Brazilian rosewood mixed with tobacco leaves creates a sophisticated deep base for musky notes of patchouli and oakmoss to step in.

Created with immense love and passion, Tabac Eau de Parfum fuses tobacco, oud and vanilla Eau de Parfum into a lush, intense and feeling evoking scent. This unisex fragrance creates something very individual for everyone, something personal, a unique signature scent. With a name like ‘Havana’, you’d almost come to expect a Cuban tobacco-like scent. And Aramis definitely delivered with this amazing cologne. Made by Nathalie Feisthauer and Xavier Renard, this cologne was released in 1994 and is still amazing to this day. Spices: the aromatic whiff of cinnamon, nutmeg and, to enlarge the concept, coffee, cocoa, chocolate, vanilla, caramel are flavours which are usually developed during smoking; In the dry down, we can find the note of patchouli, which adds a rich and sweet scent to the mix. The patchouli also brings out the sweetness in the tobacco, leaving behind the freshness that was established in the opening. So where you start with a rather refreshing scent of tobacco and citruses, you end with a richer, warmer, and denser scent of tobacco, leather, and patchouli.