Ibraheem Al Qurashi Brazilian Tobacco

Ibraheem Al Qurashi Brazilian Tobacco is sold out right now; the last price was ৳130 for 1.5 ml. Join the restock list on this page. We do not sell full bottles; a decant lets you wear it for weeks before buying one.

Yes. Bergamot, pink pepper, red chilli pepper and lavender open it with a spicy kick, a heart of tobacco, oud, cedar and cherry gives it a dark, slightly fruity core, and a base of leather, patchouli and vetiver grounds it. So it is a warm, spicy tobacco-and-oud scent rather than a sweet one. It is a 2023 release, distinct from the brand's Arabian, Spanish and Greek Tobacco.

It is the driest and most primal of them. This one keeps the leaf green and unsweetened and grounds it in leather and vetiver, with oud shadowing the tobacco. The line's other entries go elsewhere entirely: one leans caramel-sweet gourmand, another turns into a fruity-floral with barely any smoke. Reach for Brazilian when you want tobacco that smells like the raw plant rather than a dessert or a bouquet.

It is the drier, less sweet answer to it. Tobacco Vanille is warm, spiced and heavily sweetened with vanilla and dried fruit, while Brazilian Tobacco keeps the tobacco green and raw and grounds it in leather, patchouli and vetiver. If you love the tobacco idea of Tobacco Vanille but find it too gourmand, this trades the sweetness for earthy depth.