The Dreamer
EDT · 1996
Versace
Note Profile
Sweet tobacco flower
Tobacco Flower
Tobacco blossom has a sweet, honeyed floral scent with subtle green and powdery nuances. It is lighter and more delicate than cured tobacco leaf, offering a gentle warmth and a faintly creamy undertone as it develops. The aroma can evoke both fresh petals and a whisper of sun-dried hay. It carries a heady white-flower tone, close to jasmine, and a soft, clean, musky warmth on the skin.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Tobacco blossom is derived from the flowers of the Nicotiana plant, primarily Nicotiana tabacum. The fragrance is typically captured through solvent extraction or headspace technology, as the fresh flowers are too delicate for traditional distillation.
Perfumers use tobacco blossom mainly as a heart note to impart a soft, floral sweetness and to bridge floral and gourmand accords. It pairs well with notes like vanilla, tonka bean, woods, and other white florals, adding depth and a subtle touch of nostalgia to compositions.
Perfumers known for using Tobacco Blossom include
Alberto Morillas, Chris Maurice, Laura Bosetti Tonatto, and Rodrigo Flores-Roux
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Tobacco Blossom appears prominently.
EDT · 1996
Versace
EDP · 2017
Bella Freud
EDP · 2018
Xerjoff
EDP · 2018
Arte Profumi
EDP · 2000
Carthusia
EDP · 2016
M·A·C Cosmetics
EDT · 2019
Korres
EDP · 2001
Bvlgari
EDC · 2020
Avon
EDC · 2016
Atelier Cologne
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