Plum Cigarillo
Fragrance notes
Character
Plum Cigarillo smells like a fruit bowl left on a velvet couch in a room where someone has been smoking rolled tobacco for hours. The plum and cherry are syrupy and dark, dripping with honey that catches the light. Brandy and liquor notes give the blend a boozy weight, as if the air itself has been steeped in a snifter. Cinnamon and allspice prick at the nose, while vanilla and tonka bean smooth the edges into something round.
Cashmeran and hay add a dry, dusty texture that keeps the cacao and amber from becoming a flat sugar blanket. The honey here is thick, coating the tobacco leaves rather than dissolving into them. It is a fragrance that feels heavy on the wrist, sitting close against the skin with a warm, spicy halo that invites people near rather than announcing itself across a space.
Imagine a dim library in October where the curtains are drawn and a glass of dark spirit rests on an open book, the air sweet with dried fruit and old paper.
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