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Woody Tobacco vs Tobacco Vanille

Dossier vs Tom Ford

Woody Tobacco takes its inspiration from Replica Jazz Club: citrus and pepper lead into rum, dry fruits, woods and tobacco. Tobacco Vanille pairs tobacco with vanilla, cocoa, tonka bean, spice and dry fruit accords. Compare a boozy tobacco-and-woods direction with a tobacco gourmand.

Woody Tobacco Tobacco Vanille
Brand Dossier Tom Ford
Concentration EDT EDP
Gender unisex unisex
Top Notes lemon, pink pepper, neroli —
Heart Notes rum, dry fruits, blond woods —
Base Notes styrax, tobacco leaves, vanilla —
Notes — tobacco leaf, ginger, spicy notes, tonka bean, vanilla, cocoa, dry fruit accord, sweet wood sap
Best Seasons fall, winter fall, winter

Shared Notes (1)

Notes that appear in both fragrances

vanilla

What People Say

Dossier Woody Tobacco

One wearer enjoys its rum, dry vanilla-tobacco and woody impression, with citrus balancing the fruitiness.

Another wearer likes its wintry combination of tobacco, pepper and liquor-like notes.

One daily wearer finds the opening strongly alcoholic before enjoying the fruit and rum that follow.

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 Woody Tobacco if rum, citrus and blond woods appeal. One wearer enjoys its drier tobacco-and-vanilla impression; another likes the fruit and rum after a strongly alcoholic opening. Try Tobacco Vanille if you want tobacco with cocoa and sweet vanilla. Some wearers love that warmth, while others find the sweetness sickly. Sample both through the drydown to decide which balance suits you.

Dossier Woody Tobacco

Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille