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Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
Tobacco leaf, vanilla and cocoa with dried-fruit accords: start here for sweet tobacco.
Your scent direction
Vanilla, tobacco and smoky woods, with a library in mind.
You like the smell of a room with a fire going and old books on the shelves. Tobacco Vanille is the centrepiece: tobacco leaf, vanilla, cocoa and dried fruit, a fruitcake in a pipe smoker's study. By the Fireplace swaps the tobacco for woodsmoke and roasted chestnut, and Woody Chestnut is a cheaper take on the same fire. Old paper smells sweet partly because lignin breaks down into molecules close to vanillin, which is why vanilla and smoke feel bookish.
Tobacco Vanille is the richest; By the Fireplace and Woody Chestnut are the smokiest.
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Tobacco leaf, vanilla and cocoa with dried-fruit accords: start here for sweet tobacco.
Another option
Smoky woods, clove, chestnut and vanilla: compare its roasted sweetness with the tobacco option.
The wild card
Chestnut, smoky woods, clove and vanilla in Dossier’s interpretation of By the Fireplace. Check the concentration on the bottle.
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