Introduction

Here is a basic tobacco accord you can use in any intepretation you feel like and explore different facets of this more fascinating that you think of material. Also, here is a nice note on some other ingredients you may want to take in consideration when playing around with tobacco: "Tabaxol, for instance, is an extremely intense smelling compound, but when heavily diluted it achieves a roasted, nutty, slightly meaty scent with phenolic and metallic undertones, whereas its 'big brother' mossenate is less aggressive and possesses some interesting orris and ylang-ylang notes. Methyl nicotinate combines warm spicy aromatic notes with a distinct tobacco tone, while damascenine (despite its name, a close relative to anthranilates) combines tobacco and floral notes. Tonkavert may also seem quite an interesting compound: chemically speaking, it is a nitril, but one can recognize notes of tonka beans and tobacco in its scent." Source: Fragrantica Let me know if you are going to try this accord and also, if you find this post useful, don't hesitate to share it. It can help others looking for information and also supports my work! Source of accord: The Perfumer's Apprentice.