Tabac Original Eau de Cologne Review: A Classic Men’s Fragrance From Mäurer & Wirtz

Tabac Original was released by 4711-owners, Mäurer & Wirtz, in 1959. It’s a pedigree Eau de Cologne in that it was created in Stolberg, a nearby German town in the North Rhine-Westphalia region. BUY NOW: Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Xw7cqT FragranceX [Best Price]: http://www.anrdoezrs.net/links/7656949/type/dlg/https://www.fragrancex.com/search/search_results?sText=Tabac%20Original&currentPage=1&searchSortExpression=1 In this fragrance review, Charles-Philippe analyses the fragrance using the Bespoke Unit Fragrance Formula, which you can learn more about and download to use at home here: https://bespokeunit.com/fragrance/formula Composition: A unique and surprising concoction, Tabac Original is a Floral Aldehyde rather than a conventional Aromatic or Oriental fragrance. Head Notes: - Bergamot - Lime - Jasmine - Petitgrain Heart Notes: - Lavender - Chamomile - Carnation - Pepper Base Notes: - Rose - Sandalwood - Vetiver - Amber The bursting citrus head is characteristic of classic eau de colognes. Notes of fatty petitgrain and jasmine lead to overtly floral heart. Depth is added here with peppers that retain a sense of conventional masculinity. The base is composed of faint notes of oak followed by a sandalwood-vetiver accord, which draws out through a long amber finish. The sensation is reminiscent of rose-scented tallow soap due to the strong presence of aldehydes. Therefore, it’s an unconventional masculine fragrance especially for the 1950s. Check Tabac Original’s p