Sauvignon & Tabacco
Fragrance notes
Character
A backyard table sits under a fading sky, the air cool enough to make a light jacket welcome. The first pour of the evening brings a sharp snap of pepper and bergamot that cuts through the damp garden air. Tobacco rises beside them, dry and slightly sweet, smelling like dried leaves gathered from a stone path. It is not heavy or overpowering, just a warm presence that settles into the space between the chairs.
Jasmine and violet drift upward as the evening continues, their soft floral edges blending with the clean, dry grain of cedar. The flowers keep the tobacco from feeling too rugged, adding a powdery softness that suits the quiet conversation happening around the table. Sandalwood and vetiver anchor the scene, their woody roots holding the entire composition together while the air stays crisp and the light grows dim.
This is a fragrance for a calm evening outdoors, surrounded by wood and stone and the smell of the earth after a cool day. It suits someone who enjoys a drink outside when the air turns fresh and the light is low. The mood is relaxed and grounded, built for a moment of stillness rather than a crowded room. The scent lingers in the memory as a mix of tobacco, citrus, woody, fresh spicy, sweet, aromatic, powdery, warm spicy notes.
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