Tobacco Blaze vs Tobacco Vanille
Rasasi vs Tom Ford
Tobacco Blaze pairs fruit and florals with leather, oud and woods. Tobacco Vanille pairs tobacco leaf and spice with vanilla, cocoa, tonka bean and dry fruit accords. Their names do not describe the same scent direction.
| Tobacco Blaze | Tobacco Vanille | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Rasasi | Tom Ford |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | masculine | unisex |
| Top Notes | bergamot, peach, orange blossom | — |
| Heart Notes | amber, cedarwood | — |
| Base Notes | amber, sandalwood, patchouli, leather, oud | — |
| Notes | — | tobacco leaf, ginger, spicy notes, tonka bean, vanilla, cocoa, dry fruit accord, sweet wood sap |
| Best Seasons | fall, winter | fall, winter |
What People Say
Rasasi Tobacco Blaze
One wearer enjoys its leather-and-amber character and finds it less overwhelming than expected.
Another wearer likes the slightly sweet, smoky impression with apricot-like fruit and saffron accents.
One buyer finds the smoke overwhelms the other notes.
Another wearer finds the dry leather, powdery impression and animalic woods difficult to wear.
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
One wearer enjoys the spicy opening followed by tobacco, powdery vanilla and cocoa.
Another wearer loves its warm, sweet tobacco-and-vanilla character for special occasions in colder weather.
Some wearers find the sweetness excessive or sickly.
The Verdict
Try Tobacco Blaze if fruit, smoky leather and woods appeal. One wearer enjoys its leather-and-amber balance; another finds smoke overwhelms the other notes. Try Tobacco Vanille if you want a sweeter tobacco-and-cocoa direction. Sample both first if strong smoke or rich sweetness is a concern.
Rasasi Tobacco Blaze
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille