Coffee Tabac Pineward

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7.8 / 10 20 Ratings

A popular perfume by Pineward for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is spicy-woody. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Woody

Resinous

Gourmand

Earthy

Fragrance Notes

Spices

Vanilla

Burley tobacco

Roasted coffee Resins

Resins

Cedar

Patchouli

Frankincense

Gaiac wood

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Nicholas Nilsson Brand owner, Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.820 Ratings

Longevity

8.117 Ratings

Sillage

7.616 Ratings

Bottle

7.314 Ratings

Submitted by Jakobkn, last update on 09/04/2025.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/12/2025

8
Sillage 8
Longevity 7.5
Scent

dom5x
13 Reviews

dom5x

1

Nuts and coffee

Coffee tabac opens up with a sweet coffee, not a lot of depth in the opening in my opinion but once it settles down it starts to smell like nuts, spices and coffee all blended well together with more of the tobacco coming through the longer it stays on my skin. When it fully dry's down it becomes a rich coffee with that tobacco and woods, painting a picture in my mind of a gentleman drinking coffee while smoking a pipe.

12/17/2024

7
Pricing 8
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 8
Scent

Landshark321
728 Reviews

Landshark321

2

Dark concoction reminiscent of Slumberhouse Jeke AND Ore

Sampling Pineward Perfumes Coffee Tabac, one of the house’s most recent releases, and it delivers on its name and then some. Aptly named with lead notes of coffee and tobacco, further colored by cocoa, woods, and resins, it’s a great option for cooler weather. It’s dark and powerful, and a bit reminiscent of a combination of Slumberhouse Ore and Jeke, black cocoa pepper meeting boozy tobacco in a very dark setting. Its performance is very, very strong—stronger than most of the other dark concoctions of the house, even, I think. I feel it reaches a good balance, too, among sweet, spicy, woody, and resinous aspects, very complex but not too labyrinthine to enjoy.

It’s unsurprisingly mostly sold out, currently, as word must have gotten out before I took the opportunity to test out my sample, but its pricing is in line with most of the line’s extrait concentration perfumes, at $205/135/80 for 57/37/17ml, quite reasonable in my opinion. As with many of the house’s releases, especially their darker, more cold-weather-leaning options, I’m very impressed by Coffee Tabac and it would be one of the first bottles that I’d buy from the house.

8 out of 10

11/10/2024

4
Pricing 6
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 9
Scent

JustJamby
1 Review

JustJamby

2

A Long-Lasting Coffee Gourmand with a Rich Scent

This comes from my personal spreadsheet I keep for testing fragrances so I do, duplicate some stuff you see in Parfumo's Profile.
Name:
Coffee Tabac

Description from Site:
"Notes: cured burley tobacco leaves and fresh roasted coffee, a dense and sweet perfume.
Loose-leaf burley tobacco, mocha coffee, vanilla, cedar, guaiac wood, incense patchouli, resins, spices, patchouli."

Notes on Color/Stain Potential:
Very light brown on skin, very dark brown in bottle

First Smells (0-5m):
A sweet coffee smell. Not very alcoholic. It honestly starts of very light. The description seems to be a little not true for me. Sweet but not cloying, there is a smoky element that is very, very lightly wafting in the background.

At first blush, this may be the first gourmand I find myself enjoying.

Second Smells (15-30m):
It has gotten a little heavier now a little more vanilla and resinous. Very nice. I’m not getting much of the tobacco which is for the best, My partner used to be a heavy smoker and when I wear Greymist the tobacco notes in that were strong enough that he said he kind of wanted a cigarette. Maybe it’s a different leaf used in this (Greymist uses a blonde tobacco and this is cured burley tobacco) so still pleasant and a little pungent. I’m not getting much of the patchouli yet, but maybe the incense is a style I just haven’t smelt before. I did some research and per professor google, “Burley tobacco has a bolder flavor with hints of cocoa, while blonde tobacco has a milder, sweeter flavor.” So… I guess we all learned something today.

Third Smells (2 hours):
This has definitely moved closer to a cocoa/smell but not overly so. It’s like I walked through a coffee aisle and and by their mocha flavored coffees. However the more resinous/incense notes are starting to come through keeping this a darker… more grounded.

Next-day Update: This scent LINGERED so nicely on my watch band and does so in the more incense-y, spices side of the fragrance spectrum. I’ve finally found a version of patchouli I truly enjoy (not just put up with) in this “incense patchouli” note.

Additional Notes:
This is perfume extrait compounded at 28% and boy howdy is it a performer. I tried this after a shower coming home from work and sprayed the sample bottle once on my wrist and rubbed them together. From that one spritz, the performance has been VERY good.

I tend to be heavy handed with the pinewood stuff, but this is one that could get overwhelming super easy. But, BUT if you use a light touch I think you might have such a pleasant gourmand from this house on your hands. I’ve quickly become obsesses with Pineward Perfumes. Their range has tons of vegan options, and the scents are rarely something that is overly perfume-y.

03/21/2025

7
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 7
Scent

Chizza
299 Reviews

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Chizza

Very helpful Review 13

Tobacco with a view or did he who made Murkwood make thee?

Wolle and his motorcycle crew were riding through Hengasch when disaster struck: the fuel for the human and human-like creatures had run out. They wanted to refuel in the village pub Acht Eichen, but bumped into a café connoisseur club. They were discussing which drinkable equivalent of Pineward's Coffee Tabac was the right one. Enter wool. Dressed today and without jokes a la his pants burst open, he falls over Flecki the village marten out of stupidity and drunkenness or he soils himself again. In any case, the belt, already badly marked by the colossal amount of belly fat, burst, Wolle's trousers fell on Flecki, who went into a rage and Wolle had an incontinence moment. But enough of the stories. Oh yes, one more: there really are many mixtures of schnapps and coffee, so Wolle was quite knowledgeable, which is why the scenario unfolded as follows:

It developed in such a way that Wolle threw down the gauntlet and they fought a duel to see who could deliver the better perfume statement on the Pineward. Here is an eyewitness report, because I was there. My name is Flecki, the village marten.

First a poem; Floyd hasn't written anything yet otherwise I would have brazenly copied: oh roasted-golden, vanilla-creamy rainbow of coffee! A fragrance like a lamb in the coffee cosmos, gave thee such a tender voice, making all the vales rejoice?

Now emotionless like the statements of a certain C. hizza: Coffee there. Stop. Too sweet. Stop. Nutty. Solid. Stop. Tobacco then there. Stop. Aromatic. Stop. 7/10. stop.

Now more what someone wrote about another fragrance, but you can reinterpret it:
Hair tousled
Hairspray fixed
Fruit lollies in the mouth
Tight-fitting PVC
Full body condom
Pressed sausage wood look
Life in plastic

We also have wood, check. Hair has wool on its toes like a hobbit, that fits too. The tobacco note has a plastic effect, which is similar to plastic. Everything is tight with wool too.

Ok, ok, let's come to the end, William Blake is only in there because of the painting with the dragon and the woman dressed in the sun, but I'll put something together for a moment: while Wolle is just as muscular as the dragon *ruffle*, Coffee Tabac is a hopeful and almost innocent fragrance that is only made special by the tobacco that stands out. Nothing is saved here, because in the end Coffee Tabac is not outstanding enough. In fact, the coffee seems to perish like everything else in the aforementioned picture, in which the dragon, an allegory of evil, dominates the image. It has almost no chance against the tobacco, which is cloaked in nutty, spicy notes. It towers over the coffee, which is prostrate on the ground. Ready to devour whatever may come. In this respect, a beautiful tobacco fragrance in the style of House of Orpheus, only not quite as dirty and without the sublime metallic note. Well, that's enough for today.