In the dry down, the cologne turns a little sweeter and creamier. There are several woody notes present, as well as the note of tonka bean, which is sweet and creamy. And in combination with the fresh and sweet tobacco, you get a truly wonderful dry down to an already amazing fragrance.

Mancera’s Red Tobacco is a rather strong cologne with incredible staying power. This makes it perfect for the colder fall and winter days, where you can wear it either casually throughout the day or formally. However, this cologne also has a sense of seductiveness to it that makes it great for nights out, dates, or any other romantic/intimate occasion! In the dry down, we can find the note of patchouli, which adds a rich and sweet scent to the mix. The patchouli also brings out the sweetness in the tobacco, leaving behind the freshness that was established in the opening. So where you start with a rather refreshing scent of tobacco and citruses, you end with a richer, warmer, and denser scent of tobacco, leather, and patchouli.Notes: Oud, Amber, Leather, Rose, Saffron, Red Berries, Violet, Raspberry, Litchi, Patchouli, Sandalwood. The opening of Havana is soft and hazy with a fresh and sweet scent of tobacco. The tobacco is supported by a few fresh citruses and herbal notes, all adding to that fresh and hazy feeling. Together, they create a scent that’s both sweet and fresh; it almost smells like a warm summer day in the middle of Havana itself. Owning a tobacco fragrance isn’t a necessity, but it is definitely something worth looking into. With their high-class, interesting, and luxurious scents, you really won’t regret owning one. Historians think that, in the first century BC, Mayans already smoked tobacco during their not so frequent religious ceremonies, but the earliest material evidence of that are images on clay dishes from Guatemala (VII-XI centuries).

Floral is mainly linked to the smell of honey, sometimes already found in the dried tobacco itself and after, when smoking; in perfumery honey scents are linked to the Floral family;Encouraged by the interest shown in our previous article, Cigars and Perfumes: An Unusual Pairing, we decided to further drill-down in this magic world and write again about cigars and perfumes. We have involved a scientist and professional perfumer, Roberto Dario, who will enlighten us further on how to create our own pairings. Intricately graceful, deep dark colour bottle, decorated in a golden label is stored inside this beautifully crafted Saffriano leather-trimmed box.