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Tom Ford Tobacco Chocolat was released in late 2026 as part of the Private Blend line of fragrances - Harrod's exclusive on release in August 2026. Created by Daniela Andrier, it has notes of Cocoa smoke, orange, Peru balsam, chocolat noir grand cru delight, patchouli and ambrofix.
From the brand - "TOM FORD has long been drawn to the sensual, masculine heat of tobacco – and now, the perfumer adds another iteration to its repertoire. Tobacco Chocolat is an eau de parfum founded upon the brand’s exclusive cocoa smoke accord, a note that fuses the rich, intoxicating quality of cocoa with the grounding earthiness of tobacco. Alongside this powerful core are a host of complimentary notes, from bright orange essence to balsam and patchouli, coming together to make a fragrance set to capture attention."
Fragrantica - "Dry tobacco, airy and approachable. A touch masculine in nature. Think of the tobacco notes in Tobacco Oud if you've ever tried it. The opening introduces the tobacco and a dry bit of sweetness, NOT gourmand at all. You get this touch of orange in the opening that is reminiscent of the orange you might see from an orange peel going into an old fashioned. There is a tiny touch of some sort of booziness. What's cool though is the mid reveals the "chocolat". Nope, it's not the sweet kind either. It's dusty, dry, and has a bitterness to it. But it works. It's like grating dark chocolate over a whisky glass. It's dry, airy, and fucking good. The sweetness comes alive from the patchouli. If you don't like patchouli, don't get this frag. It's heavy in the base of this scent and while I think it smells fantastic, some people could want to pass on it. I get why people say this has similarity to tobacco honey. they are both fantastic fragrances, but I do think this smells very much like tom ford, and isn't as sweet or cloying as tobacco honey. Not to mention theres no oud in this, where as tobacco honey has a bit of an oudy base in it deep in the dry down."
Fragrantica - "Today I wore this exquisite Tobacco Chocolat for the very first time. It is basically as if Tobacco Vanille had the vanilla removed and replaced with dark chocolate and orange peel. It also has, around this core and weaving in and out of it, some floral and woody nuances, especially in the drydown. A prohibitive price that will attract a lot of hate, but it is an incredible perfume."
Fragrantica - "The first Tom Ford I’ve been impressed with in a while! Thank god the akigalawood and ambrofix are undetectable to my nose."
