Like walking into a cigar shop and smelling sweet tobacco leaves in dark, carved, wooden cases. The banana is a hint of delicate, creamy sweetness that isn't turning to fake banana candy flavor, the pear adds a touch of green, and the anise liqueur is silky smooth. This one is hard to describe, because I can smell all of the notes, but it's not dominantly fruity or of tobacco. It's like a wooden cabinet that used to hold fruits, tobacco and liquor, and those scents still linger in the wood. So beautiful and exotic.

I know I'm supposed to rest fragrances, but I was absolutely thrilled to find that the sample with my most recent order was this, one of two fragrances I was deciding between for my next order. On me, smooth is an accurate way to describe the tobacco note; it is soft and sweet and dry and feminine, and nestles softly amongst the woods and delicious jammy fruits. I love it already and can't wait to try it again after resting.