Cuban Cigar
Fragrance notes
Cuban Cigar is a gourmand floral built for the person who wants tobacco without the ash. The opening leads with honey and ylang-ylang, and that pairing does the heavy lifting. Honey brings a thick, golden sweetness while ylang-ylang adds a yellow floral softness that keeps the start rounded rather than sharp. It reads as a deliberate choice to make tobacco approachable, not rugged.
The heart settles into tobacco that feels warm and resinous rather than dry or medicinal. Because the top notes stay present, the tobacco never dominates the way it does in leaner compositions. It remains wrapped in that floral honeyed layer, which gives the scent a lounge-like comfort instead of a stark smoking room atmosphere.
Sandalwood, patchouli, and vanilla form a base that doubles down on the sweet theme. Vanilla smooths the wood, patchouli adds a dark earthy depth, and sandalwood keeps the finish creamy. The accords confirm this clearly. Sweet and honey sit at the top of the list, followed by tobacco, yellow floral, floral, and woody.
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