03/28/2024
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Visit to the "cigar room"
Dark brown colonial-style wooden furniture adorns the room. The dark wallpapered walls are barely visible as they have been covered with all kinds of bookshelves. In the middle of the room are two comfortable-looking leather armchairs that invite you to relax. Between them is a table with an expensive-looking bottle of rum and matching glasses. The room smells of pipe tobacco. Someone has had a good time here. I searched the internet for half an eternity for this scenario, which has stayed in my head from several movies. I found what I was looking for under "cigar room". It seems to be a common term for rooms furnished in this way. "Cuban Tobacco" evokes this association for me.
Fragrance:
At the beginning it smells of alcohol quite quickly. This is not due to poor perfume quality, but because of the "plum wine" fragrance component. For me, however, the alcoholic scent could just as well be something along the lines of rum/whiskey and the composition quickly becomes very sweet and, in my opinion, a little "oppressive". Tobacco appears discreetly at first, but soon turns into a strong "smoky" note. The end result is a sweet, heavy tobacco fragrance. It reminds me of "Tobacco Vanilla" but without the dried fruit and star anise that are so characteristic of this fragrance. It was simply omitted and a dash of "By the fire place" was added instead. That's how strong the smoky note seems to me, which unfortunately I'm not a big fan of. It brings back memories of drunken party nights and campfire evenings. I think of the mornings afterwards and how I had to put the laundry in the washing machine smelling of smoke.
When? Where? Who?
Where do people want to smell like a smokehouse? At the Christmas market?
In general, I would find it most wearable in the fresh air in fall or winter, because the scents could unfold so well without disturbing anyone. A dark, sweet, smoky - eh - smoky fragrance. It is certainly also suitable for going out. Unisex, it may tend to appeal more to men.
Conclusion:
In itself, "Cuban Tobacco" is a good fragrance for all little smokers and avengers. Fans of alcohol, tobacco and open fires - but unfortunately not for me as a sensitive person. Headache candidate.
Fragrance:
At the beginning it smells of alcohol quite quickly. This is not due to poor perfume quality, but because of the "plum wine" fragrance component. For me, however, the alcoholic scent could just as well be something along the lines of rum/whiskey and the composition quickly becomes very sweet and, in my opinion, a little "oppressive". Tobacco appears discreetly at first, but soon turns into a strong "smoky" note. The end result is a sweet, heavy tobacco fragrance. It reminds me of "Tobacco Vanilla" but without the dried fruit and star anise that are so characteristic of this fragrance. It was simply omitted and a dash of "By the fire place" was added instead. That's how strong the smoky note seems to me, which unfortunately I'm not a big fan of. It brings back memories of drunken party nights and campfire evenings. I think of the mornings afterwards and how I had to put the laundry in the washing machine smelling of smoke.
When? Where? Who?
Where do people want to smell like a smokehouse? At the Christmas market?
In general, I would find it most wearable in the fresh air in fall or winter, because the scents could unfold so well without disturbing anyone. A dark, sweet, smoky - eh - smoky fragrance. It is certainly also suitable for going out. Unisex, it may tend to appeal more to men.
Conclusion:
In itself, "Cuban Tobacco" is a good fragrance for all little smokers and avengers. Fans of alcohol, tobacco and open fires - but unfortunately not for me as a sensitive person. Headache candidate.
