Tabarome Millésime Creed 2000

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7.2 / 10 242 Ratings

A perfume by Creed for men, released in 2000. The scent is spicy-woody. It is being marketed by Kering Beauté.
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Main accords

Spicy

Woody

Fresh

Smoky

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Grapefruit

La Réunion pink pepper Ginger

Ginger

Heart Notes

Blackcurrant bud Coffee

Coffee

Rum

Tea

Base Notes

Tobacco

Indian sandalwood

Ratings

Scent

7.2242 Ratings

Longevity

6.9184 Ratings

Sillage

6.4181 Ratings

Bottle

7.5188 Ratings

Value for money

5.272 Ratings

Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 03/24/2025.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/04/2016

7
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 7
Scent

JackHunter33
87 Reviews

JackHunter33

Very helpful Review 3

Old Time Sophistication

Now imagine Sherlock Holmes smoking his pipe by a open fire or Humphery Bogert in his dressing gown holding a conqac standing by a piano. This scent is a classic warm and very sensual fragrance that has that old time sophistication about it.

To me it smells like a sweet Jasmine type fragrance that has been darkened with tobacco and ginger to make it more masculine type scent. It also has a combination to my nose of sandalwood, patchouli and vetiver , subtly blended with lighter , fresh aroma of Green Tea mandarin and lemon all woven together in a bouquet of sweet/tobacco scent reminisce of the 1950's. Or to put it simply a sweet tobacco scent. Lol

Now I like this as it evokes the 1950's or what Sherlock Holmes would wear and it is nice but not a scent you would say wow or I have to have this. I like this as I appreciate classic scents and I like my Creed scents.

03/28/2012

5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 7
Scent

Missk
1357 Reviews

Missk

Helpful Review 2

Dry and Crisp Tobacco

I've spent quite some time trying to track down this fragrance, well to be honest anything by Creed. Seeing that this fragrance hinted at all things tobacco (one of my favourite notes), I thought it might as well be the perfect Creed introduction.

Surprisingly Tabarome isn't as bold and masculine as I imagined it to be. The scent is quite soft and oddly refreshing. The tobacco note is certainly there, however it's not as strong as let's say, Tobacco Vanille by Tom Ford.

I get a smooth, slightly dry blend of ginger, lemon, sandalwood, tea and tobacco. There's a hint of musky sweetness every now and then, which brings me to suggest this fragrance for both sexes, despite its rather masculine qualities.

Tabarome is quite sexy, in a ruggedly masculine, strictly business type fashion. The composition is balanced and very classic. Apparently Winston Churchill wore this, and I must agree that in some ways this fragrance would suit a much older man.

At times this fragrance has a rather bitter edge, most likely brought about by the ginger clashing with the vetiver. It's not unpleasant, but it's perhaps an acquired taste. Tabarome also has a very subtle hint of soapiness.

In regards to longevity, Tabarome is great, however there are moments when I'm slightly anosmic to this fragrance. The beauty of Tabarome comes and goes as it pleases.

03/02/2012

7.5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 7
Scent

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

2

Could Tobacco Be The Next Patchouli?

I am beginning to wonder whether I may have been a chain smoker in a past life, as I find myself delighted by every fragrance in which tobacco plays a central role, and especially in savory presentations. Part of my excitement may be due to the relative dearth of the tobacco note in women's perfume, and especially outside gourmand territory.

Creed TABAROME is a delectable tobacco composition with no sweetness, no ashiness, and no dirtiness. This is not the smell of cigarettes, cigars, or pipes. TABAROME is clean, wet, green, freshly harvested piles of tobacco leaves, beautifully framed by a few gentle aromatics. Fresh tea leaves are present as well, along with sandalwood, vetiver and musk, serving to anchor the composition and impart good longevity and medium sillage.

I do not believe that TABAROME is suited only for men, nor that this is an "old school", "landed gentry" frag. I find this sumptuous in the way in which so many patchouli perfumes are--the clean ones, not the dark, dirty ones.

Perhaps tobacco land owners should abandon their doomed projects to create new smokers and instead divert their energies, resources and time to the perfume industry. I honestly believe that now that patchouli has achieved market saturation, tobacco could be the new patchouli...

Highly recommended and highly coveted...

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I acquired a bottle of this which may be a fake, as my estimation is much lower. Smells like aromachemicals. Batch issue or fake? That is the question...

11/07/2021

8
Bottle 6
Sillage 7
Longevity 6.5
Scent

Smellavision
205 Reviews

Smellavision

1

Something for poker players and mature politicians ?

Very rich and warm indeed, well suited for the cooler time of year. Lots of tobacco leaves and tea with hints of ginger on a base of the classic musky Creed ambergris and woods mixed with hints of vetiver. The ginger mixed with patchouli gives off a kinda sweet and sour vibe.
Personally I think it's more unisex than masculine. Unfortunately projection is less than moderate. I’m pretty sure this fragrance would be very fitting for someone smoking cigars.

Definitely try before you buy.

09/03/2024

SwabGames
83 Reviews

SwabGames

1

One of those Creed that I don't like

When I brought the aroma to my nose, I felt the sweetness of tobacco, a little sandalwood, grapefruit and rum, all together forming a good and attractive initial composition. When I applied the scent to my hand, I smelled grapefruit and a little ginger. The aroma is a little bitter and tart; personally, it gives me mixed emotions. But after a while the aroma managed to change, and this was at the very beginning. The black pepper began to be felt, and the grapefruit began to sound brighter. Now, for me, the aroma becomes more pleasant, soft, maybe even sweet. In the middle, a blackcurrant bud, tea and a little rum open. The aroma again acquires astringency, seasoned with spices and subtle notes of fruit. Although I was able to hear it all and decompose it, I didn’t really like the middle, to be honest. At the end, sandalwood and tobacco begin to smell. Although it is worth saying that sandalwood pushes tobacco into the background, so the aroma is very woody, with some sweetness of its own, and the sweetness of tobacco in the background.

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