Tobacco Oud

Origin and History
Tobacco Oud is inspired by the bustling coffeehouses of 17th-century Istanbul, during the reign of Sultan Murad IV. At that time, tobacco had recently arrived from the New World, weaving its way into Ottoman social life. These coffeehouses, frequented by poets, scholars, and merchants, became vibrant salons where the fragrant smoke of tobacco mingled with the precious scent of oud brought from distant eastern forests. The aroma of this blend symbolized cultural exchange, intellectual discourse, and the luxurious pleasures of the Ottoman elite. Tobacco Oud captures that dynamic atmosphere, evoking a world of dim lanterns, ornate décor, and animated conversation beneath starry skies.

Rugged Sophistication
Tobacco Oud is a bold, smoky fragrance that pairs the earthy depth of tobacco with the resonant mystery of oud.

• Top Notes: Smoky whiskey sets a warm, inviting tone, reflecting the lively ambiance of Istanbul’s coffeehouses.
• Middle Notes: Spicy cinnamon and coriander add complexity, mirroring the diverse spices traded along the Bosphorus.
• Base Notes: Rich tobacco, oud, sandalwood, and patchouli leave a sultry, lingering finish, reminiscent of evenings spent exchanging tales and ideas in a city at the crossroads of continents.

Gender: Masculine. Perfect for those who value a bold, historically resonant scent that speaks of cultural sophistication and timeless allure.