When Spanish sailors first exploredCuba in 1492, they returned withaccounts of tall forests, chattering birds,and men and women going from place toplace “with a firebrand of weeds in theirhands to take in the fragrant smoke.”Before long, Spanish colonists weregrowing and smoking tobacco too. Asthe demand for tobacco spread, the“weeds” became a profitable crop. Cubaopened its first cigar factories in theearly 1800s. Cuban Tobacco is anoriental fruity scent. It embodies thesmell of a tobacco aroma at its best.Starts with Mandarin Orange, Vanillaand Mojito. Jasmine and Plum Wine unitewith Tobacco and woody notes to createan olfactive journey through the historyof Cuba. Salt is a note which you cannotice throughout the whole experiment.Funny Fact, Honey was used with cigarsas a natural filter, it also adds a sweetflavor to the tobacco.

FRAGRANCE NOTESMANDARIN ORANGE • VANILLA • MOJITOJASMINE • PLUM WINE • SMOKE • TOBACCOTOBACCO BLOSSOM • WOODY NOTES • SALT