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Im looking for a tobacco scent.
For reference, I'd want to find tobacco alongside: honey, beeswax, flowers, subtle citrus, resinous notes, subtle rum accord, cocoa or chocolate as in a cigar that has a subtle cocoa smell. Almost like a complex fine cigar smell.
I enjoy: Margiela jazz club, Pazzaglia's Evil Angel 28.09, Armani Prive bleu lazuli but I wish for something a bit different.
I dont enjoy: pdm herod/oajan/kilian smoking hot(too much cinnamon), or anything that uses cinnamon as its main way of adding spice.
I've only found Atelier Versace tabac imperial and Guerlain's Tobacco Honey interesting. Thanks

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resinous notes, subtle rum accord, cocoa or chocolate as in a cigar that has a subtle cocoa smell. Almost like a complex fine cigar smell.

Café Tabac, Vanille Havane Eau de Parfum, and Sundowner...

Vanille Havanne is a boozy vanilla-cigar scent with touches of cocoa. Café Tabac also leans into the cigar vibe, but it adds a subtle honeyed beeswax nuance that really stands out. Finally, Sundowner combines cigar and cocoa as well, though it’s the least sweet of the three: no honey, no booze, just a drier, darker take.

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Try Himalayan Spell if you can find it. I was smelling the cap this morning and it struck me as a very realistic cigar scent with subtle gourmand sweetness like chocolate almost.

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Tabac 28 is probably the closest you're going to get to an actual cigar smell in perfumery. As @DRKSHDW also mentioned, Vanille Havane Eau de Parfum is probably the best sweet tobacco scent I've come across.

If you liked Tobacco Honey, you might also like Tobacolor. Écrin de fumée gave me Jazz Club vibes. If Jazz Club was crossed with By the Fireplace.

There's also a few where tobacco isn't the main note, but are really good:
Opus XIV - Royal Tobacco - leans into the resins and spices a lot, also has a thick sweetness that reminds me of honey, even if not included in the notes
Fleur Tabac - Goes really hard on the florals if you want to try something different. Jasmine, oud, cacao, tobacco
Casa Blanca - Interesting tea and fig pairing with tobacco. Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but does remind me a lot of Armani Privé - Bleu Lazuli which you enjoyed.

I also have a tobacco tier list here. Obviously just my opinion as to the tier but you might see something that catches your eye.

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Tabac 28 is probably the closest you're going to get to an actual cigar smell in perfumery. As @DRKSHDW also mentioned, Vanille Havane Eau de Parfum is probably the best sweet tobacco scent I've come across.

If you liked Tobacco Honey, you might also like Tobacolor. Écrin de fumée gave me Jazz Club vibes. If Jazz Club was crossed with By the Fireplace.

There's also a few where tobacco isn't the main note, but are really good:
Opus XIV - Royal Tobacco - leans into the resins and spices a lot, also has a thick sweetness that reminds me of honey, even if not included in the notes
Fleur Tabac - Goes really hard on the florals if you want to try something different. Jasmine, oud, cacao, tobacco
Casa Blanca - Interesting tea and fig pairing with tobacco. Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but does remind me a lot of Armani Privé - Bleu Lazuli which you enjoyed.

I also have a tobacco tier list here. Obviously just my opinion as to the tier but you might see something that catches your eye.

Add Habanos to this list. This and Tabac 28 are the most realistic cigar fragrances I've ever smelled.

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My recommendation would be Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic, it has the wonderful tobacco that reminds everyone of XXI: Art Deco - Blonde Amber but also the freshness + fruitiness with the iris and cherry, especially the combination of these two remind me of blueberry.

It‘s really a beautiful scent sometimes sorry to spray because of the hefty price tag.

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It's a hefty price tag but Opus XIV - Royal Tobacco is absolutely incredible. Big, deep, warm, and resinous.

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