Raygsoko

I love spicy woody scents and I prefer my spicy and woody scents to have more...well....spice than wood. Did I mention, spice? Too much, I know but Cartier got this right as a very wearable, daily business scent mixed in with a bit of assertiveness. It's not too loud or overbearing. The mint note rounds it out with a bit of freshness.
Young or old, I think you should try it.

I'm glad Le Labo came out with a tobacco fragrance and I like that they based it off of Miami. The scent delivers you to a cigar shop with dried tobacco leaves. Wonderful aroma. The tobacco is accompanied by cedar and rum with a bit of spice. The cedar is a perfect replica of a humidor or cigar box. All of these notes blended together to make for a very inviting scent. Above average sillage and longevity. Definitely, a must try for tobacco lovers.

I was on a quest for a wearable tobacco scent and tried many over the past couple of years. I realize there are several out there (and the many variations of how tobacco can be utilized in fragrances) and in my mind, I had a very specific scent I was looking for and wasn't successful finding anything that met all of my "criteria". Until of I tried Cuir Impertinent.
Simple with few notes but for me it gets the point across both subtly and elegantly but not too formal. A perfect mix of light leather and tobacco and the star anise adds enough sweetness to round it off. I enjoy it and recommend a decant for those that like this genre of scents. Worth a sniff in my opinion.