Amouage Opus 14 Royal Tobacco perfume

Obous the fourteenth - Royal Tobacco is a fragrant journey along the Tropic of Cancer from Oman to Cuba, connecting the royal frankincense with Regal Tobacco Company. The fragrance refers to the tradition of "El Lector," whose role was to read to cigar makers in Cuban factories, and it captivates with exciting stories such as Les Misérables by Victor Hugo and the works of Honoré de Balzac or Stendhal or Edgar Allan Poe or Herman Melville until it became a proud ritual synonymous with the rolling ground like the smell of tobacco. Designed by the famous perfumer Cecil Zaroukian, a unique explosion of frankincense and tobacco creates a new and rich sensory experience.