Soul Smoke

Soul Smoke goes after Kilian's cult, now-discontinued Smoke for the Soul, opening with a burst of zesty grapefruit and cool, medicinal eucalyptus that echoes the original's late-night, neon-city energy. A raw, resinous cannabis accord rises quickly alongside tobacco leaf, tracking the reference's bold, unmistakable green core, though the transition feels a touch more abrupt and less smoothed than Kilian's version. Smoky birch and spicy cardamom coil through the drydown, mirroring the original's shadow-and-light contrast, before a plush cashmere-wood base closes things out. The overall effect stays true to the smoky-cannabis mood but wears flatter and fades sooner than the discontinued reference, making it a solid, affordable way to revisit a scent that is otherwise hard to find.