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Very interesting fougere, kinda on the darker side but not the sweet, annoying, tobacco cliche the name might suggest and of course it wasn't going to be from Nicolai. It's got lavender in it, and a kind of chunky, licorice smell, with a tobacco character and heaviness no doubt but a definite cleaner, Barbershop, urinal cake sort of vibe. I sort of like it, but I'm kinda passing on it. Unless wearing this perfume properly (instead of on my wrist a couple of times) yields any different results I will be sure to update this review below, but I can see my mind changing from ....meh...next! Update: 01/12/23 Undoubtedly there's stuff I like about this fragrance, the 'soft spicy' being the top of the accords on this fragrantica page being one element of that, and it's clearly continuing Patricia's traditional yet also unique approach to fragrance, I get an impression of way more complexity to her formulas than the end result conveys on first sniff. The bit I can't get away from with this fragrance is the smell of baby wipe factory. Yes, specific I know, but also not because I work in this area and the wipes and various surfactants, detergents, compounds and fragrances used in these places are pretty varied but when amassed they have this ubiquitous hyper soapy smell, which at first not unpleasant, starts to knock you sick shy of the hour mark, then you become somewhat accustomed to after a few hours (if you can stand it) That's the bad bit though, close to the skin you do get this less diffuse, blonde, TABAC smell, I like it, it sort of flips for me and that be kinda intresting but also a bit demanding of the wearer and I find some Nicolai's to be hard work and I don't always want that.
Cuir Cuba Intense aims to celebrate the complex nuances of dry tobacco leaf, connoting the image of a box of Cuban cigars. For a fragrance with ‘Cuir’ (Leather) in the name, I was surprised to see no leather in the note breakdown. The tobacco is front and centre in this scent which is great - it’s incredibly thick, dry and leafy with a masculine warming aroma. The comforting warmth is furthered by the sweetly spicy notes of liquorice and star anise, alongside subtle hints of harsher spices like cumin which give it some edge. There’s a definite minty touch alongside a heart of florals, whilst hay very clearly pushes the tobacco further into that dry, earthy territory. Overall this is a very well done tobacco scent. Definitely unique, and almost unforgettable once you’ve smelled it. The quality is brilliant and it’s really well made, it’s not really my style of scent but part of me enjoys it and I can appreciate what a great creation it is.