jacarandaz

Wet: Very sharp teakwood. It's pretty overwhelming. Dry: The teak calms somewhat and the tobacco comes out. It's very woody and smoky with a hint of sweetness from the vanilla. 2 hours in: Teak is still the predominate note, but it's mellowed out. The tobacco has become less smoky and more of a cured tobacco scent. If you built a tobacco barn out of polished teak and cured slightly vanilla flavored tobacco in it, it would smell like this.

In the vial it's a very wet woody scent with a hint of incense. On my skin it's waterlogged wood and creamy amber and a touch of incense in the background. After a few hours, the amber comes to the forefront and it's a creamy incense-y amber with a lingering touch of wood. I agree with Claudia- it's sweet without actually being sweet. I love it. I've got to get a bottle.