Frequently Asked Questions about Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE
What does Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE smell like?
Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE features top notes of Basil, Bergamot, Cardamom, and Nutmeg, middle notes of Rose and Tobacco Blossom, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
How long does Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE last?
Based on user reviews, Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE?
Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE?
Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE was created by Kate Crofton-Atkins and Maurice Roucel.
When was Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE released?
Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE was released in 2021.
What season is Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE best for?
According to user reviews, Vanille & Tabac Noir by COCHINE is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Looking amongst the line of Cochine perfumes, they all seem to have terrible ratings on Fragrantica. Whilst there isn’t anything I adore from them, none of them are objectively bad; case in point, Vanille & Tabac Noir. Which I think is actually rather great. At the core of the scent is a wonderful note of tobacco blossom, which is bright and summery, whilst retaining a dry touch of actual tobacco. What really stands out to me however is a sharp, bitter note of bergamot underscored by an intensely green and herbal basil, accompanied by a flourish of nutmeg. This dominates the floral aspect of the tobacco blossom, instead leaning the scent more fresh-spicy. I enjoy this one a surprising amount. It’s not exactly a complex scent, a running them of Cochine fragrances, instead basking in the simplicity of the raw materials. It’s very nice, but I don’t adore it enough to buy a bottle.
Vanille & Tabac Noir, from COCHINE was released in 2021. The perfumer behind this creation is Kate Crofton-Atkins and Maurice Roucel. It has the top notes of Basil, Bergamot, Cardamom, and Nutmeg, middle notes of Rose and Tobacco Blossom, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
Looking amongst the line of Cochine perfumes, they all seem to have terrible ratings on Fragrantica. Whilst there isn’t anything I adore from them, none of them are objectively bad; case in point, Vanille & Tabac Noir. Which I think is actually rather great. At the core of the scent is a wonderful note of tobacco blossom, which is bright and summery, whilst retaining a dry touch of actual tobacco. What really stands out to me however is a sharp, bitter note of bergamot underscored by an intensely green and herbal basil, accompanied by a flourish of nutmeg. This dominates the floral aspect of the tobacco blossom, instead leaning the scent more fresh-spicy. I enjoy this one a surprising amount. It’s not exactly a complex scent, a running them of Cochine fragrances, instead basking in the simplicity of the raw materials. It’s very nice, but I don’t adore it enough to buy a bottle.