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Main Collection

Fleur Tabac Miyaz Perfume

8.2 / 10 53 Ratings

A popular perfume by Miyaz Perfume for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is floral-woody. The longevity is above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral

Woody

Spicy

Animal

Leathery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Jasmine

Spices

Heart Notes

Indian oud Cocoa

Cocoa

Base Notes

Amber

Tobacco absolute

Indian sandalwood

Tonka bean

Ratings

Scent

8.253 Ratings

Longevity

8.442 Ratings

Sillage

7.842 Ratings

Bottle

7.740 Ratings

Value for money

7.028 Ratings

Submitted by Bnjmnwnsn, last update on 08/09/2025.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance was part of the collection Main Collection.

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/14/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

3

Flying off the shelves

Fleur Tabac version 1 was sold out for a while and -after version II also sold out- version 1 got re-released in June 2024. Only to be sold out again within a few hours. I happened to be in the right place on the right time and got my hands on a bottle from this micro-batch.

Fleur Tabac is a comfortable floral amber with several shades of brown. It has a lovely transition from bubblegummilicious jasmin to dry-warm tobacco, which manifests itself against a background of ambery, non-stinky oud. The cocoa powder and its half-gourmand half-bitter-powdery traits do a great job connecting the top with the base and leave a comfortable feel without pushing that initial jasmine sweetness over the edge. The sense of comfort is enhanced even further when eventually a sandalwood emerges from the base.

The cocoa powder note can be found in so many perfumes nowadays. In Fleur Tabac it is hardly noticeable but effectively functions as that magic dust that connects all the floral, woody and ambery notes. Same goes for the tobacco, it is not that explicitly present but its brittle-dry structure and brownish shade are clearly there.

Miyaz has already announced that there will be a third batch of this perfume. If you want to be part of it, better keep an eye on their channels. It will be flying off the micro shelves again.

11/07/2024

9.5Scent 9Longevity 10Sillage

Omnipotato
376 Reviews

Omnipotato

1

Dark jasmine and smoky tobacco

Fleur Tabac opens with a deep and dark indolic, animalic jasmine. The animalic dry nature of the oud is felt immediately, but you have to wait a bit for the other notes to kick in. Once they do, you get a wonderful composition of dusty cacao, smoky tobacco, ambery oud, and profound florals. A lot of the reviews talk about the cacao in particular which is a very nice touch, but I think the subtle smokiness provided by the tobacco takes this scent to the next level. I'm not a huge fan of florals and I find jasmine itself particularly cloying, but this fragrance is a masterpiece and I think would be a perfect 10 if you are a jasmine fan. Though it's mainly a floral, this scent is perfectly unisex. A couple of sprays is enough for this powerful extrait to fill the space around you, performance is excellent.

02/16/2023

10Scent

Holscentbar
105 Reviews

Holscentbar

2

floral creamy tobacco (little cocoa touch)

Another one “wow” effect.
Spicy and immediately floral opening. A soft floral that tastes natural and perfectly blended.
Gradually a darker part of the tobacco comes out, always soft and warm together with notes of dark cocoa and Oud.
Spices tend to come and go without being too invasive, but instead, they leave room for the creamier base of sandalwood and slightly warm and deep given by amber.
Superb and with an enviable price quality.

Love it!

06/24/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Mike165
23 Reviews

Mike165

1

Very good smell

At the opening i feel the predominant jasmine, after a few minutes the slightly dusty cocoa arrives. After a few more minutes you start to feel the oud coming too, you have this contrast of slightly medicinal oud contrasted by the slightly dusty cocoa. Little by little the sweet part of the cocoa fades away and that of the oud becomes more incisive, with the jasmine returning to the scene, without ever becoming too pungent to my nose though. The tobacco is noticeable but not predominantly and is mostly dry, dark and very charming. I don't smell sandalwood and amber very much, but they are very useful to accompany the fragrance towards the drydown. So, i think that this fragrance have a high quality and i love it!

04/01/2025

6.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Lioncourt
119 Reviews

Lioncourt

1

Tobacco?

This is another one of those compositions with "tobacco" in its name, but I can't smell it predominantly enough for that.
Maybe the note is there? Sure.
But I'd highlight other things more: a floral scent at first with a broad, warm, oud-based base.
It also seems to contain cocoa, which may be what gives it that creamy quality. It's a creamy cocoa (not earthy), which I suppose is the result of the influence of amber.
I'd even say it could have some ambergris-like or animalic notes that somewhat darken the tone of the composition.

It's an interesting scent, but not easy to assimilate; you have to have personality to wear it.
It can be elegant, seductive, from a somewhat intense, almost gothic perspective.

Its performance (2025) is what you'd expect from a composition based on natural ingredients. Not very prominent, but not one of the weakest of its kind either.