Notes
Tobacco (Kentucky)
What does this note smell like?
A tobacco-family reference with dry leaf warmth, hay-like sweetness and possible woody or earthy depth. It can give vanilla and amber a drier edge or connect them with woods. The regional name preserves the source label; it does not alone establish a harvest site, cultivar, extraction or curing method. Kentucky does not necessarily mean a smoky, fire-cured material in every perfume.
