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Tobacco Perfume

Let yourself be seduced by our unmistakable tobacco fragrances and discover the world of warm and irresistibly leathery yet floral tobacco perfumes. Tobacco perfumes are characterized in particular by their long shelf life. The spicy notes give you freshness and can make you feel more confident. Order the Birkholz Tobacco creations now.

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The Fragrance Notes of tobacco fragrances smell tart and are particularly aromatic, but at the same time they also radiate a sweet warmth

Oud, also known as Oudh, is a dark and oily resin that is extracted from agarwood and has an excellent fragrance. It takes around 300 years to produce this resin, making oud a very expensive fragrance

Perfumes that smell of tobacco include Tobacco Sense, Berlin Soul and Berlin Fever

The special charm of tobacco fragrances

Tobacco-Fragrance Notes have a particularly sensual effect and have fascinated perfumers for centuries. They are warm and smoky and are reminiscent of the smell of fresh tobacco or the aroma of whiskey and cigarettes. Tobacco perfumes are perfect if you want to emphasize your strong and self-confident charisma, but also want to appear mystical and adventurous. Our recommendation for the perfect tobacco fragrance is Tobacco Sense. The composition of this fragrance consists of a smoky tobacco duet combined with incense essence and saffron threads. Calabrian bergamot, cardamom and lavender in the top notes round off the fragrance perfectly. If you are looking for a new tobacco fragrance or simply want to discover the world of tobacco fragrances, we recommend ordering our tobacco fragrances Tobacco Sense, Berlin Soul and Berlin Fever in the trial size

The history of the Tobacco fragrance

Tobacco fragrances are warm, smoky and full of charm and charisma. They have become increasingly popular in recent years as more and more people discover the classicism, elegance and allure associated with this fragrance. The origin of tobacco fragrances dates back to the 16th century, when Spanish sailors brought the tobacco herb to Europe. Tobacco then became a commodity and part of everyday life and has also been used in perfumes by perfumers since the 19th century. Fragrance compositions were created that contained not only tobacco but also the spices of vanilla and cinnamon, as well as Fragrance Notes musk, sandalwood and patchouli