Tobacco Vanille Parfum
Tobacco and vanilla gain depth from oakwood and whiskey casks, with bitter orange and ginger sharpening the warm, woody and spicy character.
Perfumer: Shyamala Maisondieu, Rodrigo Flores-Roux
Tobacco Vanille Parfum revisits the tobacco and vanilla character associated with a London private club, adding the depth of barrel wood and spirits. Introduced in 2026, it was composed by Rodrigo Flores-Roux and Shyamala Maisondieu. Oakwood extract, a whiskey cask accord and Ambrofix give the original eau de parfum's woody, spicy and amber character greater weight.
Tobacco leaf absolute meets the soft sweetness of vanilla and the character of whiskey casks. Bitter orange and ginger bring a sharper, brighter edge within that warmth. A cognac-like richness adds to the impression of rounded spirits, alongside the quieter grain of wood.
It suits an interest in warm sweetness with a pronounced woody and spicy presence. The dark brown, squared 50mL bottle carries a gold plate engraved with the fragrance name and Parfum. The familiar tobacco and vanilla pairing remains central, while the barrel character gives it a different emphasis.
