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Masculine, Parfum-Grade Fragrance
The 18.21 Man Made Sweet Tobacco scent was inspired by old-fashioned jazz clubs and speakeasy lounges. The complex blend features almost 30 oils with opening notes of citrus, dried fruit and spicy saffron, while manuka honey, dark-toned vanilla and tonka bean waft in and out during the dry down. The base is rounded out with tobacco, exotic woods and powdery musk undertones to create a persistent, irresistible aroma.
This fragrance has pronounced depth, longevity and sillage.
VINTAGE BOTTLE FOR THE MODERN MAN. Inspired by the roaring spirit of swanky, Prohibition-era speakeasies, our Sweet Tobacco Spirits cologne comes furnished in an elegant glass bottle that sports a fine-mist atomizer and leak-proof closure.
ALL-DAY FRAGRANCE. With a rich, complex mixture of nearly 30 oils, our Sweet Tobacco cologne has a 10-12-hour projection. Apply 1-2 mists from the atomizer directly to skin near pulse points. A little goes a long way.
PREMIUM QUALITY OIL BLEND. This is a parfum-grade scent that is made in small batches in a niche barrel house. It contains a 20% oil blend, 80% denatured alcohol, and no water, for a sweet, unmistakable depth of fragrance that transcends gender.
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