The notes of this perfume are quite chaotic but very wearable nevertheless.
At first spray, I picked up on a burnt popcorn smell, rubber, leather and something like gasoline. To me, it smelled like a gas station parking lot. But, thankfully, the harsher notes of rubber, gasoline and popcorn faded after only about ten minutes. It immediately came alive from the tobacco, dark alcohol notes and honey. Boozy, sweet, earthy and almost fruity from the richness of the tobacco and honey combined.
The leather is still there lingering in the background for a while, fading after about two to three hours. The 'fruitiness' lasts for most of the wear before the vanilla emerges about four to five hours into it, elevating the sweetness. For the latter portion, all I could detect was the tobacco, honey and vanilla.
Overall, this is heavenly to me and reminds me of summertime in the South—warm and familiar, boozy sweet, earthy and rich. It's a hot summer day, smoking a cigarette at a gas station before transitioning to enjoying an evening glass of brown liquor on the porch of a tobacco farmhouse.
Normally, I'm a little disappointed/upset when I can't pick up on any coffee in perfumes that list it as a note (especially when it's in the title); however, though I couldn't distinguish any in this perfume, it's sooo good to me that I didn't even really think about it. This can read as a somewhat 'masculine' fragrance if that matters to you but, as someone who prefers to wear 'feminine' scents, I absolutely love this and think it could suit just about anyone.
