“Envision yourself gliding across the azure waters of the Mediterranean on a magnificent yacht. This exquisite creation marks Craig's inaugural masterpiece, a labor of love that took seven years to refine. Infused with the essence of tropical paradises and opulence, the true allure of this fragrance lies in its foundation; a rich tapestry of aged Sandalwood, a creamy Coconut accord, and the warm embrace of Teakwood and golden Amber. Beau Suave embodies a harmonious blend of sophistication and vitality, rendering it suitable for any occasion - for him or her.” -Marquis Furlow, Beau Suave Fun. Flirty. Evocative of a summer day at a beach resort or lounging poolside. Not aquatic by any means, but absolutely suited for a beach party—or even a candlelit dinner set to the rhythm of crashing waves. This fragrance is suave, smooth, and effortlessly attractive. The dry-down is exciting and aromatic, projecting a cool, confident sillage. Notes of Caribbean rum and clove anchor the composition, spices that perfectly capture the playful energy at the heart of this scent. Top Notes: Caribbean rum, Coconut water Middle Notes: Fresh Sage leaf, Tonka Bean absolute, and a trace of Gardenia Base Notes: Amber, Clove, Sandalwood, Coconut cream, Teakwood I enjoy this fragrance—a lot—and so do my girlfriends and co-workers, who genuinely loved how it emanated from me. As I type this at 11:57 p.m., the strength and longevity of the scent are still fantastic, reinforcing how glad I am that I invested in this brand. My Rating Scent: 9 of 10 Durability: 9 of 10 Sillage: 9 of 10 Submitted for your approval, Marquis Furlow’s Beau Suave. As usual, your sillage may vary; fragrance discretion is advised

Today's scent of the day is Swiss Arabian Tobacco 01. The top notes on this fragrance are: • Plum • Apple • Licorice • Cumin • Pink pepper The middle notes are: • Labdanum • Ambber • Patchouli • Ylang-ylang The base notes are: • Tobacco • Honey • Vanilla • Sandalwood • Musk • Cashmere This got me curious because this is another one of those plum and tobacco fragrances. So I decided to just do a test spray of the Zaharoff Leather Tobacco as well, which you might have seen from my previous post on that fragrance, the Zaharoff was not something that I was fond of, and this comparison just reinforces that. If you want a beautifully blended plum tobacco fragrance, you can't go wrong with the Swiss Arabian. It's pleasant, it's still has that plum juiciness, the apple, the licorice, and the pink pepper are giving it that brightness, the cumin giving it that little bit of earthiness. It has that Middle Eastern vibe with the combination of the cumin and the tobacco. Where as the Zaharoff is just trying to do too much in my opinion. That birch tar I think was the one that was giving me that sour note, and after looking at the note breakdown, I think that's the case. It's a late start to today, so I won't have time to do the hour-by-hour breakdown. I'm not even tracking this Swiss Arabian Tobacco 01 in the app. It's about 4:44 pm, probably gonna hang around in the backyard smoking a cigar, so I decided just to throw on the tobacco one and see how it does with the cigar. Have a good night, gents!