Tobacco Reserve by Aramis Eau de Parfum Spray 110ml

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Or is it really no more complicated than Aramis Tobacco Reserve just wasn't that good or unique to stand out from the crowd of more recently released tobacco fragrances? Tuscany Per Uomois a bright, refreshing and utterly luxurious combination of citrus and herb notes that drys down to a sumptuous leather base. Extremely versatile, this feel-good masculine fragrance brings the Italian Tuscan coast to your fragrance collection. Performance is good and lasts 5+ hours with decent sillage and projection. Lasts longer on clothing but be careful of staining. Upon dry-down, patchouli and oakmoss provide additional punch, with woody notes coming into play once this scent has fully settled. It is inspiring and yet so striking that you have to like this combination if you want to wear the Aramis Tobacco Reserve.

Has the popularity of tobacco fragrances run their course, where every brand was releasing their tobacco focused fragrance and the marketplace was FULL of tobacco fragrance options? This isn't to say that no one is releasing a tobacco fragrance again, but is the trendiness of tobacco fragrance done in the marketplace? I remember when everyone was buying aqua fragrances and then that died out with some exceptions. Same sort of thing. Are people just moving on from tobacco fragrances beyond the ones that have been around for years? Obviously Burberry London for example isn't going away anytime soon and still sells well. Opening with a blast of green notes, coriander, citrus and rosewood, you could be fooled into thinking that’s it. Patience is needed for this beauty to fully reveal itself.Launched in 1982, Aramis JHL is a traditional cologne that blends spices and woods. Delicate floral notes such as carnation, ylang-ylang and rose also appear for a well rounded masculine scent. Like a warm and sweet smokey hug that warps you up and protects you from the winters cold. He isn't sexy or attractive, just a dark figure that disappears into the night. A ovely fresh spicy tobacco smell. It's surprisingly well composed and mature, herbal, smokey, masculine, elegant, clean, cozy, inviting and comfortably masculine.

Upon dry-down, a sensual base of rich, spicy (and slightly fruity) cashmeran becomes the star of the show, with cedar and warm amber close behind producing a rather luxurious finish. Although tonka bean is listed, I did not personally detect any.

Reviews

With this fragrance, Aramis has probably released the best fragrance I have bought in a long time. Now I wear it almost every day in winter and it never gets boring because it is something special that you can't smell on every corner like One Million or Sauvage. The scent of fresh tobacco leaf and nutmeg, as well as tonka bean and currant is simply world class. And the best thing is that the perfume is available for an unbelievably good price in a department store that has already been mentioned several times in the statements. Aramis Special Bendis a luxury scent consisting of boozy/woody/musky notes that is undeniably extravagant and rather Clive Christian-esque in its delivery. Upon dry-down, leather provides the main base note, closely followed by oak-moss and a dash of sweet-smelling patchouli. A light combo of sweet tonka bean and cinnamon also rise after an hour or two. Aramis 900 Eau de Cologneis a real blast from the past. Released in 1973, it’s incredibly masculine yet refined enough to not feel overly Anchorman. Leaning heavily on the florals with a liberal splash of civet and oakmoss, you know you are in for a wild ride.