Description
Tabarome was originally created for a British statesman known for his love of brandy and fine cigars. The name “Tabarome” honors the tobacco aroma that gives this fragrance a touch of luxury.
The word millesime appears on many CREED fragrance bottles and is a mark of quality. The millesime designation means that the best crops from a particular year’s harvest were used in the creation of that particular bottle of CREED fragrance.
The top notes of Tabarome include bergamot and tangerine. The heart includes ginger. Base notes consist of sandalwood, patchouli, ambergris, tobacco and leather. Tabarome was launched in 2000. The nose behind this fragrance is Olivier Creed Sixth Generation.
Buxxter – :
Tabarome is a decent masculine scent for warm weather with great versatility and moderate performance overall.
Dominant notes are aquatic notes, ginger, bergamot, ambergis, tea and tobacco. With that order of strenght. As time passes I get a little more tobacco but definitely this scent is not for tobacco lovers and it’s not tobacco based scent.
Tabarome is all about an aquatic spicy soft tobacco, a scent that I’ve smelled it a million times before. Safe, pleasant, boring, forgetable and generic.
friend1 – :
A rather elegant,aromatic tobacco.
It smells rather simple , but smells compelling and likable.
Somehow the quality and lightness of a aquatic is here without salt,ocean,seaweed,cucumber or any other of those notes.
I find this a great middle age man’s fragrance who recently found a love for cigars.
I find this fragrance reminds me of tavern by the ocean in the 1800s.
I love the smell, but it last 5 hours and has mild projection, hard to find and pricey.Maybe I will find a ebay deal one day.
Getwoppichott – :
Fragrance -Tabarome Creed
Bottle from – 2015
This is the scent of a powerful and influential gentleman.
Tabarome is all about tobacco and ginger with a fresh opening notes of light citruses.
As time goes by,it becomes a bit leathery and woody with a nice touch of ambergris.I can detect a hint of tea and musk,but it’s not listed in the notes.
Longevity – 7/10(7+ hours)
Silage/Projection – 7,5/10(moderate projection for the first 2 hours,than sits closer to skin for the duration of the scent’s evolution)
Weather – For more or less any time of year.Best in autumn.I personally wouldn’t wear this on a really hot summer days.
Age – 30+
Compliments – 7/10
Scent – 8,5/10
Main notes according to me – tobacco,ginger,bergamot,sandalwood,leather,ambergris.
The drydown is elegant and woody and I get some -sandalwood,leather,tobacco,ginger,musk and ambergris.
Emotions – influential gentleman,elegant,sophisticated, classy,distinguished,profound.
Occasion -Perfect for special occasions,formal and semi-formal events.
Don’t blind buy this one.Try before you buy.
hudoznic87 – :
This is definitely a vintage cologne. I have owned two or three bottles. For years I would use this to blend with other Creed fragrances. Is it okay for a mature smell. I enjoy the sweet tobacco leather smell. I will wear this occasionally and still get compliments. You only need one or two sprays.
noris123 – :
My least favourite of the Creed lineup. Do not blind by this in hopes of a masculine tobacco and spice. It’s a very bitter – almost rotten fruit smell thats sits atop a very dated and unappealing ginger and musk. The very smooth dry down almost renders useless having to go through the initial blast of acidic ginger and citrus.
3/10
ZenOxypekeymn – :
There is not a remote chance that Winston Churchill wore this fragrance. It didn’t exist prior to 2000 (and it doesn’t vaguely resemble the “vintage” Tabarome). It also smells ultra-clean and modern, and unlike the heavy, musty colognes that men wore in his day. Remember that until 40 years ago, men spent the majority of their time in rooms clouded with blue smoke from cigarettes, cigars, and pipes all burning at once. Colognes required a lot of punch to cut through that fog.
Being a very heavy cigar smoker, Churchill would probably not have been able to smell a gentle fragrance like Tabarome even if he sniffed the bottle. From what I can tell at least, Creed never explicitly claimed that Tabarome was made specifically for Churchill; this is unusual because Creed has named every other celebrity who ordered a bespoke fragrance. They do characterize it as “an avant-garde take on a classic favourite.”
Salty, moist, light-brown whole tobacco leaf.
vbkztd – :
I love Tabarome…overtly masculine, but not overly bold, and a great fragrance for both the office or date night; one of my top five tobacco ~and~ top five ginger fragrances ~and~ top ten Fall scents. To me, Tabarome is a wonderful tobacco, spiced-ginger and ambergris fragrance – and I also detect a pleasing leather note (underrated IMO) lurking in the background during the first hour or two.
The tobacco in this fragrance reminds me of smelling half-green/half-brown tobacco leaves being sun cured…just sprinkle liberally with spices and ginger and there you have it, Tabarome. A fairly simple composition, but add or subtract one ingredient and it is no longer a masterpiece. Tabarome is a work of olfactory art!
Personally, I don’t get much of a tea vibe out of this scent–just a rich tobacco–but every once in a great while I’ll get a whiff of that Gucci Pour Homme II tea note, but it quickly disappears. Perhaps it’s how the spice/ginger interacts with tobacco and one’s skin chemistry? I don’t know, but this fragrance never fails to impress or charm.
Performance is a good in that it lasts a solid 6-hours on my skin and projects moderately, which is just fine for this kind of Fall evening fragrances. Tabarome is indeed, “A fragrance for men who aspire to be leaders.” If you like tobacco and ginger then you’re gonna love this one…if not, it’s still work sampling.
udo139InsuffBooni – :
Throughout my fragrance journey, which began about 5 years ago, I have smelled an untold number of scents. Most I’ve liked, a few I’ve hated, and only two have I fallen truly in love with. Yes, two. Tabarome is one of them.
Tabarome is by far the most underrated Creed in my opinion. It’s certainly not the fragrance I expected when I read about notes of wood, tobacco, and leather. This is a light, airy, “Creed” take on spicy tobacco. The usually heavy notes in this scent feel cloud like, and catch your attention in a way that isn’t exactly rich, or elegant, or seductive, but just…..beautiful.
A_Ponomar – :
Creed Tabarome
Notes:
Top note: Bergamot, lemon, mandarin, ginger
Middle note: Jasmine, sandalwood, vetiver
Base note: Musk, tobacco, tea
Classification:
Woody / Fresh
Description:
Tabarome Millesime is a fragrance for men. In the aristocratic British tradition of fine brandy and high-quality cigars, this blend is an avant-garde take on a classic favorite. The name “Tabarome” honors the pinch of finest tobacco aroma that gives this fragrance its English club luxury. Warm ginger and seductive sandalwood are rendered robust with the addition of leather to the masculine mix.
Tabarome was originally created for a British statesman (presumably Sir Winston Churchill) known for his love of brandy and fine cigars in 1936. It was later launched in the year 2000 for consumers.
Impression:
This is a unique take on tobacco. It’s not your regular dry roasted tobacco. It is mostly green fresh tobacco leaves. The splash of Mandarin and Bergamot makes it clean and airy. It’s very delicate, bright and elegant.
The phases of evolution of the fragrance:
It is an extremely nonlinear fragrance which evolves brilliantly over time until it settles down to the tobacco and gingery base.
Opening – Opens up with bright Mandarin and fresh green tobacco. The pungent green tobacco leaves are very prominent but the splash of citrus balances it out perfectly.
After half an hour – It dries down and the pungent green tobacco leaves begin to mature. The Mandarin subdues and makes way for a dilute lemon juice and a pinch of bergamot. Starts to smell very airy and clean.
After one hour – The hour mark hits the moment when it makes the perfect mood for you to pour a glass of your finest scotch. The tobacco note pops out at this moment.
After two hours – The final base starts to reveal itself with announcing the presence of a 2-3 sticks of white flowers in a white vase somewhere in the corner of the room. I detect leather in it. But it’s not a fresh leather but worn out leather. A leather bound book, which was gathering dust in the loft. The faint musky undertone starts to bind it all together. The sandalwood becomes detectable as well. And the true colour and the old school Creed DNA pops out with the completion of the evolution.
Performance:
Longevity: 8-10 hours. For the first 6 hours it is very prominent. After that I get whiffs of it every now and then for 2-3 hours. And then it stays on my skin for quite a long time. On the contrary to the regular belief of a Creed’s performance this one outshines.
Projection: The initial blast announces yourself to anyone within a 6 feet distance but very soon it dries down to a warm cozy scent bubble within an arms length. It is not loud but confident.
Sillage: Sillage is good but not great. For the first 2-3 hours it’s detectable to an extent. But after that not so much.
All in all it’s a classic scent with a modern twist and definitely reminiscent of everything British. It has a typical English vibe to it.
Alexandrolopez – :
Tabarom is a semi herbal perfume. Herbal intensity isn’t too much like green parfumes, At the same time, you can detect herbal sense in background. In top note step, You can detect tangerine scent with a little sour background. Perhaps this sourness is due to tangerin first products, or bergamot. I don’t know which one it is…
In pyramid notes, it is hinted to ginger and tobacco, but in my opinion, an accord of these two material is in perfume. If you are fan of tobacco note, you will be disappointed after testing this perfume. Tabarom isn’t tobacco base at all.
Tabarom is a perfume that doesn’t have specific scent that is in most of other Creed perfumes. I named it Creed signature. (Most of Creed perfumes have a specific scent in middle notes, creamy and semi sweet)
تاباروم یه عطر نیمه گیاهی از برند کرید هست. شدت گیاهی بودن این عطر خیلی زیاد مثل عطرهای گرین نیست؛ ولی در عین حال با بو کردن عطر یه حس منشا گیاهی رو هم قطعا متوجه خواهید شد. در مرحله ی تاپ نت بوی نارنگی ابداری رو متوجه میشید. بوی مربوطه یکم به ترشی میزنه و در واقع یک نارنگی ترش هست که هنوز کامل نرسیده. شاید هم این ترشی مربوطه در عطر نارنگی مربوط به میوه ی ترنج باشه. در هر حال ترکیب جالبی رو در مرحله نت ابتدایی ایجاد کرده. در نتهای عطر به زنجبیل و توتون اشاره شده. ولی رد خیلی محسوس و واضحی از این دو ماده رو تجربه نخواهید کرد. دوستداران عطرهای تنباکویی صرف اگه این عطر رو به هوای اینکه عطری تنباکویی هست تست کنند؛ قطعا پشیمون خواهند شد. چون از اون بوی خاص توتون در اینجا خبری نیست و اصلا نمیشه عطر تاباروم رو عطری تنباکویی صرف دانست. بوی عطر در مرحله ی نتهای میانی شامل آکوردی از زنجبیل و تنباکوست. در واقع کاملا میکس و ترکیب شده هست و با تفکیک زیاد قابل شناسایی نیست
عطر تاباروم از معدود عطرهای برند کرید هست که از اون بوی خاص امضا مانندی که در اکثر عطرهای این برند وجود داره؛ خبری نیست و نتهای میانی عطر برعکس مرحله ی نتهای ابتدایی یکم ملایمتر و ضعیفتر هستند.
chimboksa – :
The name Tabarome Millesime evokes the presence of tobacco in it’s composition and yes, to a certain degree, this is true – to a very small degree as a matter of fact.
If you are expecting something like Tobacco Vanille, Tobacco Oud or The Odd Fellows Bouquet (just as examples), you will be hugely disappointed.
Tabarome Millesime is actually quite light and very fresh on the top notes. I mean REALLY fresh. Mix fresh ginger, lemon juice and mandarin together and breathe in deeply. I would strongly recommend wearing it in the summer…
The tobacco note comes much later in the dry down. It’s a Davidoff cigar fresh out of the humidor, very delicate, bright and elegant. But I would qualify it more like a tobacco “accord” rather than a note because of the almost transparent nature of the note. You will also detect black tea. Musk? yes… but barely. This is why the longevity is moderate.
When you wear this fragrance, it is reminiscent of the old english gentlemen’s club-but version 2.0
This is a luxurious, clean, bright and modern take on a tobacco fragrance. It’s not gourmet whatsoever.
Women love to smell it and wear it as well.
I simply adore this fragrance because it’s sends a message of class, sophistication and confidence in the air. It’s unique, not trendy and filled with timeless in elegance.
Thank you for reading.
komrat99.juk – :
By far the most underrated Creed. A spicy/tobacco fragrance with an unexpected light/airy texture with an almost powdery quality to the drydown. Masculine yet gentle, mature yet ageless, simple yet profound, and just smells downright beautiful. This is a fragrance that is almost impossible to classify. Maybe that’s why I’m in love with it.
perun444 – :
This is one of the more bland Creed fragrances from the Millésime line. It smells good, but it smells more like a $50 – $70 designer offering
sergeukuznetcov – :
The citrus is not so prominent on this one, it very much is overwhelmed by the bottom notes.
As it dries down the tobacco leaves just shine with the ginger adding freshness. If you have ever been in a Cigar factory you would know Tobacco leaves have a pungent odor with a similar sharpness that ginger has. Everyone’s reviews here think they are smelling ginger but its Tobacco leaves FYI. Despite this fact this cigar I mean Cologne smells exactly like a giant humidor that stored over 1 000 000 cigars, I visited in Domican Republic. I love this part, it is spicy and velvety and the musk in the background just makes feel good, the scent has a type of roughness to it that screams masculinity.
The drydown on this one is pure creed, with some added leather and birch tar. Like all creeds they develop into this citrusy, woody, musk. I smell the citrus more in the end then the beginning.
One of the best colognes in production.
rlind2 – :
A Creed rep at Saks told me that this is being discontinued. May want to verify and stock up if this scent is your thing.
BALON27 – :
I tried this as a newbie and found the vegetal ginger to be a bit much. Still, I thought it was pleasant, but not enough to justify the price. The other day I saw a “super cheapo,” Ron Marone’s Metal Silver, which featured some similar notes (ginger, tobacco, citrus) and wondered if that was similar, the point being that today there seems to be a “clone” of most of the popular niche scents, and most of the time they are good enough for me, so to my way of thinking it would make less sense now to pay a lot for an okay scent (Aventus may be the best example, with all the “clones” of it out there LOL) than it was back around 2008/9.
Finbacknovel – :
The opening of this fragrance smells kind of like Burberry Brit Rhythm. Something I owned a few years ago. While this is nice, I don’t find it to be something I am crazy over. It’s sample worthy but that’s about it unfortunately.
dmitri – :
Something about this fragrance drew me in, and I had no clue why. I asked my dad to smell it and he said “it smells comforting and like home, but I have no clue why.” I agree completely with him. But neither of us know why we feel that way about Tabarome. It’s a completely unfamiliar smell.
bugsbun – :
Fresh, spicy, citrus with a base of tobacco and leather. Amazing! All too often overlooked in favour of it’s less interesting cousin Aventus, Tabarome is a truly underrated Creed gem.
Opening in a big way with a blast of bergamot and fresh-peeled ginger to create an accord akin to green tobacco, Tabarome could easily be confused for a spring time only fragrance at this point. There’s no ashiness, no dirtiness, no pipes or cigarettes. No, the tobacco accord here is that of the fresh leaf; green, wet, slightly sour.
The opening, eventually settling, yields to a long lasting juicy mandarin note atop a black tea accord tinged with the still fresh ginger. Several hours in and tobacco, plush leather, sandalwood, and ambergris come to manifest the base in a warm, richly balsamic manner not at all hinted at in the opening or heart.
Tabarome’s development is extraordinarily complex, the quality exceptional. A masculine fragrance dominated by green tobacco and ginger before leather and smoky woodiness, Tabarome exudes a purposefully dignified strength.
Wearing best in spring and fall, longevity is long lasting with moderate-cum-soft sillage.
9/10
toliandonz – :
The scent of a nice wool blazer paired with a freshly pressed white cotton shirt. Freshly dried tobacco and spicy ginger stored for centuries inside a hollowed out, leather bound book. There’s an underlying, sparkle…A shimmery freshness that adds precious light to what could have potentially been very dark and campy.
Tabarome is an old-fashioned, successful man who’s comfortably set in his ways. A man who’s reached a point in his life where he knows who he is and is completely unwilling to change or compromise. Stately and regal.
82yurik82 – :
I will be receiving a 10ml decant of this fragrance after buying a 120ml of Bois Du Portugal. Not only do I adore woody, and spicy scents, but tobacco is also a scent that when done right, is truly amazing. Now, I have smelt this (mostly the trigger) at a Creed counter at Holt Renfrew. It is wonderful. I haven’t tested on my skin yet, so this is kind of like a blind buy for me. I will update when I actually test this one out. The fact this was worn by Sir Winston Churchill, makes me want to wear it even more. Ginger, tobacco, bergamot, leather. Sounds quite unique, and worthy of a Creed to try.
irina1879 – :
I have come to find that my favorite Creed fragrances are generally the more unknown or less popular ones.
I just got a bottle of Tabarome and it is the one I always seem to want to reach for when looking at my selection. I really like how this projects especially once the skin warms up. A pleasant and manly scent, I thought I was smelling a bit of Eucalyptus but I did not see that listed as a note in the fragrance. This stuff is classic.
I wish I had picked this one up first tbh, I mean I own quite a few Creeds but this is the easiest to reach for imo. Excellent fragrance.
Romz – :
This one has realy grown on me. It is an underated gem.
It is complex, and that’s one of the reasons it takes a while to discover.
This is green herbal, fresh, yet has warm richness from the sandalwood and Creed Ambergris dna.
The opening is a fresh ginger and green tobacco accord. This is a great all around aromatic. It defines “aromatic” as a class of fragrance with great blending and quality of notes.
The first 1/2 hour opening the ginger may be to stark and off putting for some, but I like it. When that ginger blast settles, you see the smooth warmer, rich base notes of patchouli, leather and sandalwood. I was guessing balsamic resins w/o looking at the notes, but none here.
I keep thinking aromatic, because apart from the ginger and tobacco, the other notes are well blended and don’t stand out on their own. The touch of Ambergris and orange, add to the all around beauty and freshness of Taberone.
Great aromatic, masculine, fresh fragrance for Fall and Spring.
Rating: 9/10
God bless. John 3:16
vancik0000 – :
It is about tobacco but in my opinion it’s all about ginger+leather. if you are looking especially for tobacco this is not your choice.
ilj.krasnov – :
Very disappointed with Tabarome, rather than a rich Tobacco, Ginger and Sandalwood mix, I was greeted with smell of ever so slightly smoky alcohol.
Not at all pleasant.
diegeneub – :
Ginger and tobacco combo!!! Opens fresh, citric and ginger. Then the tobacco and woods enters to give Tabarone more depth. Very classy, mature and serious fragrance. Performance and quality are great, more than 8 hrs of longevity. If you are looking for a sweet tobacco fragrance this is not for you, this is a dry tobacco with a hit of woods and ginger.
4 out of 5
chrishenry113 – :
Tabarome by Creed is an interesting scent to nail down. Maybe it is my batch, or maybe it is my nose, but I get a new scent every time I spray it. Sometimes it is wet damp tobacco. On other wearings it’s a zingy ginger patchouli mix. All I know is that each wearing offers another scent. The verdict for me is that it is a good scent. I like what it does, and it almost lives up to its’ name of “tobacco aroma” , but its not pipe tobacco, its not cigar tobacco, it is freshly dried tobacco. The citrus and ambergris do a great job of framing this scent and maintaining the tobacco effect. Give it a try, maybe a third scent will appear to you?
rza_994 – :
Possibly the most underrated Creed fragrance out there
ya_krevedko_O – :
I got to sample this in Harry Rosen. In my opinion, I found this to be quite generic. If this was indeed created for Winston Churchill, My thoughts are why? I feel like this wouldn’t be something he wore. I was anticipating more of a cigar, tobacco, boozy smell. But all I could detect was just a plain generic scent.
yulia81 – :
Last October I discovered creed for the first time as this is when I officially became obsessed with fragrances. So, I researched a little and then went out to Nordstrom’s where they have a boutique. All the creeds ready and waiting for my nose. I ended up taking a sample home from each of the men’s fragrances. Over the course of the next week I sampled every one. Each good but not all for me.
Tabarome was one of my favourites aswell as my ex-girlfriends. I immediately fell for it; thinking to myself “this is a gentlemans fragrance.” On me, I get all the notes – ginger, citrus, leather, tobacco. The leather note to me, isn’t like a fresh new leather. It’s a leather that has been sitting in your grandfathers closest for some portion of time, that is vintage, but in a warm wholesome way; something that tells a story. I believe Tabarome could easily be a signature go-to fragrance for me. It has a very respectable smell. It just smells masculine without all the bells and whistles. Great for just about any setting. It leans more towards a day fragrance for me, as it does have a little bit of ‘pep’ to it, which is probably the ginger.
Some others have said it’s just ginger and citrusy. Which is fine because that’s what they smell. It just goes to show how much skin chemistry really effects a fragrance.
10/10 for me.
Solid fragrance in every way. Smell, longevity and projection are all on point.
watWisuattmib – :
When I first read that there was tobacco in Tabarome, I was very exceited to try it. As soon as I did, however, I was very disappointed with this fragrance.
The opening smells a lot like l’homme by YSL. It is very smooth, soft, and androgenous. Digging a little harder into the fragrance, there is some citrus due to the tangerine. Personally, my experience with tangerine is that it feels fake or synthetic. Unfortunately for Creed, Tabarome was no exception. The softness and smoothness comes from the ginger and sandalwood (l’homme vibe) paired with the tangerine made this quite boring, and overall disappointing. The saving grace with a lot of Creed fragrances is their quality, yet unfortunately, even the quality of this fragrance isn’t what I expected (demand really for the price).
Development of this fragrance is essentially non-existent over its 5 hour longevity on me.
Overall: 2/10
Hooltaple – :
Creed Tabarome has one of the weirdest transformations I experienced when it come to its chemistry with my skin. It turns smelling like fresh bamboo with hint of lemongrass. Like something you would totally expect only from Japanese perfumers. …And I’m actually like it. It smells incredibly fresh, light and natural. It is my Spring in a bottle.
Projection and sillage is moderate at best, but longevity is very good, 10-12 hours, making it perfect office/workplace perfume.
It probably is my 2nd after Aventus favorite Creed perfume. Well, in my case it’s 2 perfumes in 1, since if I spray it on my clothes it smell totally different.
oGosha – :
Creed is using some bad and strong pheromones. Erolfa, Himalaya and now Tabarome smell very bad to me. All of them have those synthetic “Ambergris” that destroys the whole fragrance. To me the fragrance smells disgusting and unwearable. It smells like an over salted dish.
kasimov2010 – :
i dint get any tobacco on this i still in love withe GIT,AVNT,VIW,SIW
Big_Repa – :
I got a bottle of this magnificant perfume and I have to say that It is superb. A very nice fresh spicy perfume with a lot of blend of Tobacco and Citrus accords. The main notes are Ginger, Sandalwood and Tobacco with a beautiful scent of Bergamot. The longevity is great and the projection is good. I like to wear it in all seasons. I love this product by creed so much.
артем свердлов – :
Everyone and their mothers have reviewed this but hear me out. I have extremely bad skin for most fragrances and I find my longevity and projection to be dismal compared to other reviewers. If this sounds like you, give a minute of your time please.
I finally got a bottle of Tabarome. My batch appears to be from 2015 so pretty recent. I wasn’t expecting monster performance because for all the symphony that Creed produces with it’s olfactory mastery, it only has the roar of a kitten.
The Tabarome comes on beautiful and spicy and surprisingly fresh with the ginger-not a synthetic ginger but a very real “I just peeled this ginger root-here have a whif” kind of smell. The Tobacco note is vortually nonexistant for me at first which is a let down.
Over the next 20 minutes, a cold conneticut broadleaf sort of blonde tobacco shines through like a light Ashton cigar wrapper. Normally I prefer a dark heavy moist pipe tobacco scent but this is very nice and mingles well with the ginger-which remains the dominant scent, almost to the exclusion of any other. Sillage is very weak for me and unless Im coming in for a hug you probably wont smell it.
Two hours in and it has already become a skin scent only detectable at point blank range. It is warm and invoting and cozy and smells very natural and clean for being where it is on the warmth spectrum. Here is where the leather and sandalwood peek through for me.
Three hours and it’s gone.
Scent: 8/10 gorgeous and masterful and mature without being stuffy or old fashioned.
Projection: 3/10 slightly lower oomph then some other Creeds.
Sillage: 2/10 I couldn’t detect any really but I’m sure it had some.
Longevity: 4/10 not much of a lifespan and only briefly enjoyable as a skin scent. You will need to reapply if this is your day/office/casual scent if you will be out for more then a few hours.
Would I buy it again? I don’t know. It is quite a bit of money for the lackluster performance regardless of how good it smells-and it does smell good. Damn good.
HOWEVER: if you have Tabarome and Terre De Hermes, try layering them. They compliment each other in ways I can’t express with words. About 2/3 tabarome and a 1/3 misting of TDH and the bitter orange peel and earth of the TDH and the ginger and light tobacco of the Tabarome make such sweet, sweet music. Subtle but transportive.
ЯРОХА – :
There are very good Creeds … there are bummers…Tabarome is one of them…What i’m going to say next is so politically incorrect i suppose but…it smells synthetic…not nice not attractive,creed’s invictus…so disappointing….
3/10
MythinlyBiply – :
Very nice niche Fragrence ! 2 years never had an issue.
14881488 – :
Fragranza distinata e raffinata, maschile ed elegante. Non molto complessa e un filo pungente. Autunno/inverno. Di buona fattura, ma non proporzionale al suo alto costo.
Voto personale: 7/10
попугайчик – :
Underrated.
Opening: Harsh
Dry-down: Mellow, sophisticated, rich.
In my humble view, opening is not important, what matters is Scent (after dry-down), Longevity and Sillage.
Scent: Inoffensive, balanced, high class.
Longevity: 5-10 hours (depends on weather and your skin chemistry).
Sillage: First 3-4 hours – moderate, 3-7 hours – soft. 7+ fades.
Overall, this reminds me of a successful and classy gentlemen in 30+yo with a suit, well mannered, strong willed, who’s best at what he does and he doesn’t need to prove it to anyone, and this scent just complements his status.
Would love to have it in 500ml flask and increased potency/sillage.
stich8 – :
I like ginger. I like tobacco. I don’t like this. I usually like most scents, but I’d rather smell nothing than smell this. It just smells kind of pungent to me, and strange.
Craft – :
Despite the fake story about WC, and the fact that it’s totally different from “vintage” Tabarome it’s a nice fresh woody cologne with ginger and a touch of citrus…maybe for me sometimes the ginger it’s a little bit too dominant but anyway a nice choice for a classic Creed..
mamuka – :
A true classic by creed. Very well blended scent that makes it hard for me to pick out exact individual notes, but I get a citrus tobacco with a little softness (from the Ginger I think) to my nose. A great masculine scent that was loved by Winston Churchill.
It is a very liner scent to me. I get the same scent from beginning to then end. Nat a bad thing for this scent, because it smells fantastic to me.
Bottom line, if you like tobacco scents (As I do) you should try a sample of this one.
Of course, this means that I will HAVE to try the vintage version now.
Vier – :
This should have been named Gingerome. I’m getting a lot of ginger and only a little lime. No tobacco at all, which is disappointing. But it is well made and I get much better sillage than I was expecting. It’s pleasant enough, but it just doesn’t click with me.
alex29 – :
first of all this is not a copy of other colognes.i mean you can’t find any perfume smell like this one.
secondly in scent,it’s middle. not best not bad just middle.
fresh spicey with ginger scent. vary classy and good last long and sillage.i really like to had this one.8/10
اول از همه این عطر جز عطرایی نیست که بویش را در عطره دیگری جستجو کنید. یعنی نمی تونید حداقل به این راحتیا بویی شبیه آن پیدا کنید و از این نظر خاصه. اما عطره عالی نیست . یه بوی ادویه ای و زنجبیلی با کلاس با ماندگاری و پخش بوی نسبتا خوب. من زمانی که 280 بود خریدم ولی الان که 500 هزار تومنه به نظرم نمی ارزه. البته الان با 280 بهترین عطری که می توانید بخرید وان میلیونه و این یه سر و گردن از اون بالاتره.
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Joni911 – :
I blind bought this. I get no leather, tobacco or sandalwood. I get plenty of ginger and a very strong tea note, these to my nose are the main players. I would classify this as a spicy aquatic. It has that vegetal smell like Fahrenheit Aqua, the tea smell of Gucci pour homme 2 and the aquatic smell of Nautica Voyage, 3 of which I’m not very fond of. I’ll spend a little more time with this one but as of now I’m not impressed.
ShIfsodis – :
To my nose, I primarily get a spicy vibe. Does anybody know if that would be from the ginger? The spiciness isn’t quite as bad as Bvlgari Man in Black to my nose, but I wasn’t expecting the spicy vibe with Tabarome, so it caught me off guard.
wvlargslf5 – :
It’s a fragrance with masculine notes like liquor, musk and tobacco, but also a feminine floral side and an excess of ginger that muddles it a bit. The drydown is nice, similar to Himalaya’s drydown. Good enough projection and longevity.
It’s not a bad fragrance, but I don’t even know if I would buy it at $50, let alone $150-400.
mets_diamond – :
A fantastic Creed that probably gets panned for sitting between the stodginess of BdP and the old-school gang, and being unable to dethrone the new school kings of Green Irish Tweed and Aventus. Green Valley was positioned the same way and got vaulted; I hope Tabarome doesnt see an identical fate.
Let me preface this by saying I get an easy 8 hours from 4 sprays, which is good for Creeds and definitely good for my skin, whose luxurious and subtle natural musk will devour any fragrance that doesnt want to play nice with it :3
Do not go into this expecting a tobacco bomb. It is there, but the emphasis is on ginger, bergamot/citrus, the leather/patchouli base, and the ever present millesime ambergris.
It performs very well in the heat and is easily appropriate for an office setting. It is not in your face macho or masculine; those re