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Crude Tobacco Debris Concrete

Name: Crude Tobacco Debris Concrete
SKU: MO-064

Original designation: Tabac Débris CTE Brut

Nicotiana tabacum L.

Tobacco concrete condenses the romance of cured leaf (hay, honey, smoke, leather and dried fruit) into a dense base-note material. A debris-derived concrete is especially evocative of thrift, craft and the total use of a precious crop.

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Crude Tobacco Debris Concrete · MO-064 · Front presentation

Olfactive character

Base note

In perfumery vocabulary, Crude Tobacco Debris Concrete is associated with cured tobacco leaf, hay, honey, smoke, leather and dried fruit. Its creative role is a deep base-note material with architectural presence, giving structure and character to complex accords.

cured tobacco leaf
hay
honey
smoke
leather
dried fruit

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At the perfumer’s organ

tobacco leathers
honeyed ambers
dry gourmands
chypre bases

Extraction & expression

A concrete is the wax-rich first capture of aromatic biomass by solvent extraction. It retains fragrant molecules alongside natural waxes and pigments, creating a tactile, often plush material with unusual body. The crude grade keeps a broad, unpolished spectrum, often the most textural and revealing view of the source.

Perfumer’s vocabulary

CTECrude / brut

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Archive age and character

Produced in 1994, this material is now 32 years old. It carries the character of an earlier perfumery era and invites close smelling on the blotter and in formula, where time has made its expression singular.

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