Father Tobacco

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• fcolarsen

  March 6, 2022

  

  I had the honor of receiving an advance sample and was completely fascinated. It’s a dirty, rugged pipe tobacco that remains the star throughout but gradually lightens over a honeyed and patchouli base. Tremendously attractive.

• rixi_snake33

  March 26, 2022

  

  A fragrance with personality, one where you need to remember that you must master it, not be mastered by it. Few overtones since it envelops you in its notes of patchouli, tobacco, oakmoss, cilantro, and a touch of honey. Ideal for winter and autumn, on cold nights. But as I said, you need to get used to it because the perfume is excellent and has enough personality to make a statement. Cheers.

• rixi_snake33

  April 1, 2022

  

  A fragrance with personality—one where you need to master it rather than be mastered by it. Few sprays are enough since it envelops you in notes of patchouli, tobacco, oakmoss, cilantro, and a hint of honey. Ideal for winter and autumn, on cold nights. But as I said, you need to get used to it because the perfume is excellent and has the presence to make a statement. Cheers.

• Gerhibarr

  June 16, 2022

  

  What more can I say? If you could transfer this exquisite tobacco aroma that’s long-lasting without losing elegance, an authentic and unique fragrance. I smell an exquisite monofloral honey, wet oak, a fireplace with burning tobacco remnants, and the pipe with its characteristic scent. I even sense patchouli kicking in later—wow—I even smell rich artisanal chocolate, even a stout beer. Exquisite, congratulations Casaniche 👏👏👏👏.

• Gerhibarr

  July 8, 2022

  

  What more can I say? If you could bottle an exquisite tobacco scent, long-lasting without losing elegance, this is it. A truly unique fragrance. I smell exquisite monofloral honey, wet oak, a fireplace with burning tobacco remnants, and that characteristic pipe aroma. Later, patchouli kicks in—wow, I even detect rich artisanal chocolate and even a stout beer. Exquisite, congratulations Casaniche! 👏👏👏👏

• JavierAOG

  December 29, 2023

  

  The father of all tobacco scents, and despite the name’s history and it not being the first choice, it’s perfectly named. Tobacco and honey top notes, strong opening with lasting power; after 40 minutes, the honey becomes noticeable, but the tobacco smells like a freshly opened cigar. By the end, at 12 hours, you can detect ash and tobacco. In short, it evokes the entire process of smoking a cigar, accompanied by honey.

• JavierAOG

  January 14, 2024

  

  The father of all tobacco scents. Although the name’s history and the fact it wasn’t the first choice make it a bit ironic, it fits perfectly. Strong opening of tobacco and honey, with lasting power. After 40 minutes, the honey becomes noticeable, but the tobacco smells like a freshly opened cigar. By the end, at 12 hours, you’re left with ash and tobacco. In short, it evokes the entire process of smoking a cigar, accompanied by honey.

• jlorca

  October 24, 2024

  

  Despite what people say, this perfume doesn’t stray much from the typical sweet tobacco profile. In my opinion, it’s quite far from the dry, rough tobacco that, as some reviewers claim, would represent a cigar in an ashtray once it dries down. However, it smells great—mature and elegant. Just don’t expect a reinvention of tobacco scents.

• jlorca

  November 2, 2024

  

  Despite what people say, this isn’t a departure from the typical sweet tobacco. It lacks that dry, rough edge of a cigar in the ashtray that some promise, but it smells great—mature and elegant. Just don’t expect it to reinvent the wheel.

• Nivek

  September 19, 2025

  

  All fragrances from this house smell the same; there are almost no new proposals. For such unjustified prices, you’d be better off going with a Mancera and getting 120ml instead.