Tobacco Honey

First Impressions & Dry Down

Rogue Perfumery's Tobacco Honey opens with a bright citrus accord, quickly superseded by a juicy plum and peach. This is where it deviates slightly from Dior's Tobacolor. The original has more of a muted fruity sweetness, whereas this clone blasts upfront. The heart introduces a rich honey note, almost cloying if oversprayed, blended with a noticeable tobacco leaf. The base is where the clone shines; the amber and smoke create a warm, resinous tobacco that's quite similar to the inspiration. I'd say it captures about 87% of Tobacolor's DNA. The difference lies primarily in the opening and the quality of the raw materials.

Wear time & Sillage

Longevity is impressive. I get a solid 7-8 hours on skin, projecting moderately for the first 3-4 hours before settling closer. On fabric, it lingers for days. The projection is respectable, but not overpowering. It fills a room without suffocating.

Is it Worth It?

Tobacco Honey is a well-executed clone, particularly . The synthetic edge is present, but it’s not glaring. If you crave Tobacolor but balk at the Dior price tag, this is a viable alternative. It's best suited for cooler weather. If you demand ultimate refinement and natural ingredients, stick with the original. But for everyday wear, this clone holds its own. For many, this will do the trick.