Tobacco Absolute is a rare, captivating essence, extracted from the leaves of organically grown French tobacco. Rich, earthy, and layered with leathery tobacco, carnation-like florals, and subtle rogue roots, this absolute is treasured by perfumers worldwide for its deep, intoxicating aroma.
This luxurious, medium-viscosity oil evokes the smoky, sweet scent of sunlit tobacco fields, perfect for crafting colognes, perfumes, and ceremonial blends. Historically, tobacco has been a sacred plant: Aztecs used its flowers in ceremonial ornaments, and Native Americans burned tobacco as incense to connect with the spirit world.
Botanical & Extraction Details:
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Botanical Name: Nicotiana tabacum
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Botanical Family: Solanaceae
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Extraction Method: Solvent extracted
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Plant Part Distilled: Leaves
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Country of Origin: France
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Cultivation Method: Organic
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Composition: 100% Nicotiana tabacum
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Consistency: Medium viscosity
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Scent Profile: Rich, earthy, sweet tobacco with hints of carnation florals and rogue roots
Blends Harmoniously With:
Jasmine, Grapefruit, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Patchouli, Rockrose, Labdanum, Bergamot, Cardamom, Marjoram, Lavender, Ylang, Tuberose, Carnation
Uses & Benefits:
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Dilute in alcohol or jojoba for luxurious perfumes or forest-inspired colognes
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Aromatherapy inhalation to elevate mood and spirit
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Combine with sages and cedar for sacred space smudging or ceremonial rituals
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Adds depth and complexity to fragrance blends with rich, earthy sweetness
Why Choose Tobacco Absolute:
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Rare, organic French Nicotiana tabacum leaves distilled into an intense absolute
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Deep, captivating scent with a balance of earthy and sweet floral notes
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Ideal for perfumery, ceremonial rituals, and spiritual aromatherapy
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Revered across cultures for centuries as a sacred aromatic oil
“Absolute oil of Tobacco… has a very sweet odor recalling methyl ionone, but is much sweeter… close to the scent of phlox… many must often have tried in vain to describe it.”
– NPCS Board of Consultants and Engineers, The Complete Technology Book on Flavors, Fragrances and Perfumes
“Tobacco, divine, rare, superexcellent tobacco… a sovereign cordial to well being… but it is commonly abused by most men.”
– Robert Burton, 1621
