Jardin de France · 1920
Tabac
tobacco · amalfi lemon
Tobacco opens on a brief, bright head of Amalfi lemon before the tobacco itself takes over. The heart blends rose, spices and violet, and vanilla, musk and patchouli settle into a warm, powdery base. Built on powdery and rose accords, it belongs to winter or autumn, when the air cools and you want its trail close to you.
At a glance
- House
- Jardin de France
- Family
- Powdery
- Main accords
- Powdery, Rose, Warm spicy, Vanilla, Tobacco, Musky, Sweet
- Top notes
- Tobacco, Amalfi Lemon
- Heart notes
- Rose, Spices, Violet
- Base notes
- Vanilla, Musk, Patchouli
- Launched
- 1920
- Perfumer
- Expressions Parfumees Grasse
- Seasons
- Winter, Autumn
- Best for
- Night
- Gender
- Unisex
- Rating
- 3.6/5 · 5 reviews
The olfactory pyramid
From the first spark to the trail that stays.
Top notes fly off in minutes, the heart holds through the afternoon, the base stays on skin until evening.
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Top the opening
Top: Tobacco, Amalfi Lemon.
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Heart the trail
Heart: Rose, Spices, Violet.
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Base what lingers
Base: Vanilla, Musk, Patchouli.
Its moodboard
One fragrance, four tableaux.
Before you wear it, look at it. Effluve composes a moodboard for every fragrance: its light, its textures, its hour.
Its character
Powdery, rose, warm spicy.
- Powdery — dominant
- Rose — dominant
- Warm spicy — dominant
- Vanilla — dominant
- Tobacco — dominant
- Musky — dominant
- Sweet — strong
Composed by Expressions Parfumees Grasse.
When to wear it
A winter and autumn fragrance, best in the evening.
- Winter Winter : Ideal
- Autumn Autumn : Ideal
Occasions, from most to least suited
- Night
- Day
Questions
What people ask.
What does Tabac smell like?
Main accords: powdery, rose, and warm spicy. Top notes of tobacco and amalfi lemon. A heart of rose, spices, and violet. A base of vanilla, musk, and patchouli.
When should you wear Tabac?
A winter and autumn fragrance, best in the evening. Best for: night.
Who created Tabac?
It was composed by Expressions Parfumees Grasse for Jardin de France in 1920.
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