Smoky fragrances

Scents that recall smoke, burnt wood or tar.

Scentorian assigns these categories for browsing. Fragrances can belong to several families; the house may describe them differently.

16 fragrances

Serge Lutens — Reviewers describe dense dried fruit and cumin, with a dark, sticky sweetness and savoury spice.

Nasomatto — Reviewers describe dense resins and dark woods with impressions of incense, tobacco and burnt coffee.

Olympic Orchids Artisan Perfumes — Reviewers describe ripe blackberry with dry grass, fir balsam and resinous cedar.

Marc-Antoine Barrois — Wearers describe sour rhubarb, damp earth and leather with a strong green character.

Lalique — Reviewers describe cypress and vetiver as damp earth, roots, bark and smoke, with softer wood and musk beneath.

Jorum Studio — Wearers describe pepper, pimento and fennel over tobacco and leather, with green shiso and mate accents.

Aesop — Wearers describe dry thyme and elemi, wood dust and incense.

Etat Libre d'Orange — Wearers describe rich jasmine and cold tobacco ash with a dry turmeric accent.

FZOTIC — Wearers describe bitter grapefruit and orange against black pepper and an inky nagarmotha accord.

Etat Libre d'Orange — Reviewers describe pumpkin and ginger as warm, savoury vegetables and spice, with bright tangerine at the opening.

L'Artisan Parfumeur — Wearers describe cool incense and white lily with a stone-like impression.

Comme des Garçons — Wearers describe ginger and pink pepper with earthy, slightly sweet beetroot.

Room 1015 — Wearers describe grapefruit, eucalyptus and a green, resinous cannabis accord, with a sharp turpentine accent.

Parfum Prissana — Reviewers describe lime leaf, lemongrass and galangal with jasmine and coriander.

BeauFort London — Wearers describe gunpowder, brandy and charred wood with a brief citrus opening.

Kerosene — Reviewers describe Earl Grey tea and lemon over caramel, vanilla and waffle cone.