Top Notes 
Cocoa
Frankincense
Italian bergamot
Nutmeg
Heart Notes 
Aniseed
Cistus
Jasmine absolute
Madagascan pepper
Sumatran benzoin
Base Notes 
American cedar
Bulgarian tobacco
Haitian vetiver
Indonesian patchouli
Landshark321
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Landshark321
3
Nice sweet and spicy tobacco scent with interesting nuances
Exalt Nuit is my first formal sampling of the Enamoured Collection from Navitus Parfums, curated by Buck of Big Beard Business. This is the fragrance from the collection that I had most highly anticipated based on both its notes and official description as well as early feedback from YouTube reviewers.
It feels aptly named, conjuring nighttime exaltation with a blend featuring tobacco, resins, cocoa, anise, pepper, and vetiver. It feels like a sweet tobacco, but not as sweet as various other well-known sweet tobacco options (Pure Havane, Tobacco Vanille, Black to Black) and it does seem more varied, not strictly a sweet tobacco but a sweet tobacco mixed with spices and resins. The anise adds a bit of a bitter character, keeping it from being over-the-top sweet, due to the tobacco, patchouli, and vetiver, it’s not really gourmand.
I like the blend overall as it’s classy and rich but not boastful or excessive in any one aspect. It feels carefully blended and the result very well could be a nighttime winter staple, especially apt for men, though ultimately fairly unisex since it’s sweet and multifaceted.
The full pricing of the Enamoured Collection matches most of the earlier entries in the line, but is available only in the 100ml size for $195, currently with an “early sale” discount, available only through the Navitus website.
8 out of 10
It feels aptly named, conjuring nighttime exaltation with a blend featuring tobacco, resins, cocoa, anise, pepper, and vetiver. It feels like a sweet tobacco, but not as sweet as various other well-known sweet tobacco options (Pure Havane, Tobacco Vanille, Black to Black) and it does seem more varied, not strictly a sweet tobacco but a sweet tobacco mixed with spices and resins. The anise adds a bit of a bitter character, keeping it from being over-the-top sweet, due to the tobacco, patchouli, and vetiver, it’s not really gourmand.
I like the blend overall as it’s classy and rich but not boastful or excessive in any one aspect. It feels carefully blended and the result very well could be a nighttime winter staple, especially apt for men, though ultimately fairly unisex since it’s sweet and multifaceted.
The full pricing of the Enamoured Collection matches most of the earlier entries in the line, but is available only in the 100ml size for $195, currently with an “early sale” discount, available only through the Navitus website.
8 out of 10
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