Oud Immortel,2010,Immortal Oud (Eternal Oud Fragrance) 100ml

The name of this woody fragrance immediately caught my eye. I initially thought it was woody, but after applying it, it’s completely different. It’s a mixture of tobacco and plum candy or pineapple soda. I can’t really detect any difference between the three notes.
Why do I call him a gentleman? Because this tobacco note isn’t the stinky, pungent kind of cigarette I’ve smoked. I really dislike anything that’s been exposed to smoke and absolutely hate places with secondhand smoke, so I’m extremely sensitive to the smell of cigarettes. The tobacco here is more in line with what women define as “light tobacco,” like the smell of cigarettes they carry around. I’ve never smelled cigars, but this perfume gives me the feeling that his cigarettes must be quite unique.
It’s a bit bland. He walks into a bar, holding a rather sweet fruit wine to counteract his melancholy, accidentally bumps into you, apologizes, and gentlemanly cleans your bag of the wine stain. Then you engage in a conversation, both measured and rebellious. This tobacco and sweetness is the scent of him at a social distance. Hug, move away, or get closer, and his cigarette will definitely light up or he won’t be able to smell it.