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Tobacco V opens with tobacco leaf (rich, slightly smoky, raisin-sweet) and spicy notes the warm, artisanal-chai-like quality that Fragrantica describes as "smooth and delicious, like nothing aggressive." The heart warms into vanilla (deep, dusty, creamy), cacao (dark, slightly bitter, spiced), and tonka bean (cinnamon, clove, almond warmth) the combination that Scent Grail compares to "Christmas fairs, puddings, fudges, and the smoke from an open fire." The base is dried fruits (raisin-like, slightly boozy), woody notes, and tree sap extraordinarily long-lasting and deeply warm

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