Bourboned Tobacco
Fragrance notes
Bourboned Tobacco answers the shopper who wants a scent that feels like a worn leather chair in a room filled with wood and dried flowers. The blend brings cedar and oak together with tobacco and a pour of bourbon whiskey. Rose adds a soft floral layer that keeps the darker notes from becoming too heavy. Tonka bean and vanilla sit inside the mix to give a sweet and warm spicy character that feels smooth rather than sharp.
The aroma is aromatic and rich, leaning into the woody and tobacco accords without becoming dry or dusty. It carries a gentle sweetness that makes it approachable, though the whiskey note gives it a bold edge. The rose is present but not loud, allowing the woods and tobacco to lead the impression. It feels crafted for close wear rather than a loud statement.
This fragrance suits someone who enjoys resinous woods and classic tobacco scents but wants a touch of floral softness. It may not appeal to those who avoid sweet compositions or prefer clean citrus and aquatic styles. The warm spicy and vanilla tones make it a good fit for cooler days when a cozy scent feels right.
The entire room smells like a study lined with cedar shelves, a glass of bourbon resting beside a bowl of fresh rose petals.
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