Tabac Libre by Angelos Créations Olfactives

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Tabac Libre Angelos Créations Olfactives 2020

8.2 / 10 68 Ratings

A popular perfume by Angelos Créations Olfactives for women and men, released in 2020. The scent is spicy-woody. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Woody

Sweet

Smoky

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Tobacco

Rum

Cardamom

Coffee

White cognac

Greek saffron

Heart Notes

Carnation

Hay absolute

Orris butter

Osmanthus absolute Plum

Plum

Raspberry

Violet

Bulgarian tobacco absolute

Carrot seed

Heliotrope

Immortelle

Base Notes

Castoreum

Mushroom absolute

Oakmoss absolute

Patchouli

Sandalwood

Tonka bean

Virginia cedar

Weathered wood

Nagarmotha

Opoponax

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Angelos Balamis Perfume maker, Brand owner [Angelos Créations Olfactives]

Ratings

Scent

8.268 Ratings

Longevity

7.956 Ratings

Sillage

7.256 Ratings

Bottle

7.354 Ratings

Value for money

7.441 Ratings

Submitted by Oscarsh86 · last update on 02/10/2026.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/19/2025

7Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage

Omnipotato
509 Reviews

Omnipotato

4

Spicy, woody, and herbaceous

Tabac Libre kind of reminds me of Fate Man. Not the scent 1-to-1, but it has that same sort of cedar box full of spices kind of feel. Along with the saffron, cardamom, and clove, there's a bit of dry leafy tobacco, but it's kind of like Opus XIV - Royal Tobacco to me where the tobacco is being highlighted by other notes rather than being the star of the show itself. The herbaceous green quality is set by the hay note, while any sweet/fruity/boozy aspects are basically nonexistent. Drydown is very woody cedar/oakmoss/patchouli which keeps the fragrance dry throughout its lifetime.

I was very excited about this one since it got so much hype on this site but unfortunately it doesn't reach the upper echelon of tobacco scents for me. It's got this old man/mothball quality to it that I can't get over (castoreum/oakmoss/tonka/patchouli combo possibly?). The stuffy spicy/herbaceous/woody qualities prevent the scent of the tobacco from blooming.

06/06/2025

9Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

DRKSHDW
214 Reviews

DRKSHDW

Helpful Review 3

THE FRUIT, THE LEAF, AND THE HERB

Really good, true tobacco. Smells like fresh, unlit cigars and pipe tobacco — dry and rich. There’s a fruity edge, mostly plum, and it stays present from beginning to end.

In the opening, I catch coffee and boozy notes — like someone accidentally spilled a brandy espresso on a cigar box, and it turned out to smell amazing. Then, as it settles, the immortelle really starts to shine. Now, you’ve got to love immortelle to enjoy this. It’s not hiding. It’s that sweet hay-meets-maple syrup note, dry and herbal, slightly spicy, and just a bit cumin-like. To me, it dominates the heart of the scent. It ends up being a 50/50 blend: tobacco and immortelle, with the fruity notes tying everything together.

The sillage and projection are airy but noticeable. It’s a cocooning scent — warm and comforting. The longevity is solid too. It lingers beautifully on skin and hair, and I catch whiffs of it throughout the day.

It’s a pleasant, wearable scent — and the price is actually decent, especially compared to some of his other offerings that seem like they were priced during a moment of artistic delusion.

The note list looks like a dare at first — mushroom, hay, moss, immortelle? Sounds like the ingredients for a cursed forest potion. But in reality, it’s smooth, slightly sweet, and just plain gorgeous.

11/19/2022

8Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Saturnalis
60 Reviews

Saturnalis

Helpful Review 1

joys of tobacco

what an evocative scent. it truly brings me straight to when I would visit those traditional tobacconist shops, that almost edible, delicious smell, deeply brown-orange and autumnal in colour and shade. all different types of tobacco; in jars, stored in ropes, in fumidors, and the delicious, aromatic stickiness inherent to it, especially the 'flavoured' tobaccos also. there's a fruitiness which opens raspberry tart, but evolves into a more plummy-cognac moistness as the fragrance settles, like a fresh pack of dried leaves. i detect ever-so-slight floral elements also, particularly the carnation and osmanthus, lending pepperiness and a suede-like texture in points. again though, the tobacco runs from opening right down the the base like a central column around which all the other notes orbit, coming in and out of focus, which is something i've noticed in cuir fleurissant and slightly less so in irida also. i'm glad this doesn't run overly sweet and cloying as a lot of tobacco fragrances do, running with vanilla or amber, which usually obliterate every note that precedes them on my skin. however, here, i feel the immortelle and the hay provide enough naturalistic, almost bucolic, herbal sweetness on their own, without needing either of those aforementioned notes. also, perhaps it is my imagination or mere suggestion, but I do pick up a little of the mushroomy-ness towards the base, which brings a clean, earth-like dimension to the scent overall. a stunning composition.

01/02/2026

8Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

RockLocKz99
5 Reviews

RockLocKz99

2

The old witch is brewing jam. Let’s go investigate.

Imagery:
This fragrance evokes the feeling of walking alone through the woods. Perhaps even an enchanted forest. Brown, damp leaves cover the ground beneath your feet. It isn’t raining, but the air is humid, like a cold morning when dew blankets the flora.
As you walk, you come across a fabulous house hidden in the heart of the forest. Rustic, with stone walls, wooden details, and a thatched roof. Inside, someone is making raspberry and plum jam. What might be the next quest?

Description:
The fragrance opens with dry, brown tobacco and a strong presence of hay. At first, the combination of florals, tobacco, and hay creates the impression of precious wood. Something rare, aromatic, and refined. Cardamom plays an important role here, adding a green, fresh nuance.
As the scent develops, it becomes sweeter. What was already noticeable at the opening grows more pronounced: raspberry and plum, blended with osmanthus apricot, create the jam-like impression I mentioned earlier.
Immortelle is also quite detectable, while the remaining florals stay in the background, providing support rather than taking center stage.
In the base, the tobacco remains present until the very end of the composition, while the mushroom note suggests damp earth, though not in an overly hyper realistic way. Oakmoss and woods further enhance the outdoor atmosphere, reinforcing the feeling of a walk through the forest.
It is a wonderful fragrance especially for autumn, and for winter, but after a few hours it doesn’t project much on my skin, which is a shame.

Updated on 01/02/2026

04/03/2025

Michelesanna
6 Reviews

Michelesanna

3

Tobacco, boozy, dry, elegant

Tabac Libre is the best tobacco scent I know.
It opens with an aromatic, non-smoky tobacco that lasts until the end of the fragrance. In the top notes, it is accompanied by boozy and fruity nuances of cognac, rum, and plum. As it develops, coffee emerges in the heart, and the scent becomes drier and more herbaceous thanks to the hay absolute, with a very subtle animalic nuance.
I find it to be an extremely well-balanced fragrance in which all the notes can be distinctly perceived.

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