Men
TOB/02 Tobacco Tango
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Descripción
Zara's TOB/02 Tobacco Tango is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition features almond, saffron and mandarin in the top notes; rose, guaiac wood and ylang-ylang in the heart; and tobacco, incense, tonka bean and ladanum in the base.
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Since no one had written about this gem, I decided to chime in. On a boring afternoon at the supermarket, trying to buy gifts and silence my conscience, I wandered lost among Amancio’s creations searching for something to bring back my smile. Then I found this piece: an orange box on a lit shelf, looking like an apparition, with a tag for £8.99. That was the first smile; the second came when I truly opened it. The cap was of good quality, and I proceeded to spray it on another box in the Jeremy style. My eyes were opened. That is the best definition. A powerful opening of much saffron over a bitter mandarin, but with a bed of sweet notes at the base. At first, it’s a strong fragrance. A few minutes later, the intensity drops and a smoky rose with very good incense floats to the surface. The longevity is perfect; I sprayed it on a scarf, and with this polar cold, it lasted almost 9 hours. They say it’s a disguised rose-oud combo, perhaps due to the saffron and incense mix giving that dark sweetness, but to me, it smells of smoky mandarin, saffron, and rose. In conclusion, it’s a great, elegant, and mature fragrance that you can wear regardless of age. Take a look; if it’s at this price, they will surely discontinue it, just as we like to see happen to our friends at Zara.
Seeing that no one had touched on this gem, I decided to write this. On a boring afternoon in a large shopping centre, trying to cheer myself up with Christmas shopping and silence my conscience with the saying ‘you have to buy gifts’, I got lost among Amancio’s creations looking for something to bring back my smile. Then it appeared: an orange box on a lit shelf, looking like an apparition, with a tag for £8.99. That was the first smile; the second was when I opened it. My eyes were opened, that is the definition. A powerful opening of saffron and bitter mandarin, but there is sweetness at the base. It’s strong at first, then it calms down and a smoky rose with very good incense floats to the surface. The longevity is perfect: I put it on a scarf for the polar cold and it lasted almost 9 hours. Some say it’s a disguised rose-oud combo due to the saffron and incense mix giving that dark sweetness, but to me, it smells of smoky mandarin, saffron, and rose. It is elegant, mature but with attitude, to wear regardless of age. Take a look; if it’s at this price, they will surely discontinue it, just as we like to see happen to our friends at Zara.
I absolutely love it; it’s elegant and perfect for formal occasions. It smells incredibly original, and I can assure you, you will smell different, which is a huge plus in this industry, while remaining unobtrusive. The performance is brutal for the price. Highly recommended.
I’m curious and eager to get my hands on a bottle of this fragrance. Today, the first day of sales in-store, at the Zara in Ourense before 4pm, all the bottles of this fragrance had flown off the shelves.
Pleasant fragrance; I found it at Zara Lisbon for 6.99 euros. It’s very elegant and striking, with good projection and longevity; I liked it. My daughter commented that it smells a bit like syrup, something medicinal. It’s very welcome for this cold weather.
I am a lover of tobacco fragrances, but, honestly, this smells terrible. It smells of plastic.
What a delight; it’s challenging and invites you to keep sniffing it. It doesn’t seem like Zara (no offence); it has quality. You can perceive the notes separately at first: a kick of saffran, then a well-masculine rose that improves with the dry-down of incense and dry oud. Remember it’s very different from fashion fragrances; it’s a strong, territorial, and virile scent. To enjoy it and to enjoy yourself. It’s memorable for me, and given my limited experience, I know this will surely be discontinued, considering it’s a 300-peso Mexican fragrance and we all know the story.
Try it now! Sincerely, it’s been the best I’ve tried from Zara recently. A challenging, extravagant, and out-of-place scent, but what a delight. It has a palpable evolution that lets you explore its facets. The listed notes don’t do the real aroma justice: you get dark tobacco with incense, a touch of sweet and floral, almost powdery and slightly camphoraceous. The quality doesn’t match, as they put this juice in a niche-style bottle and sell it without a second thought. Perhaps the Zara market isn’t ready for this scent, but if you’re passionate about perfumes and looking for something more, go give it a try.
I’m a lover of tobacco fragrances, but honestly, this smells horrible. It smells like plastic.
Here is a scent that isn’t the typical pink-oud combo. It starts fresh, but it’s more than that: it’s evolving and surprising (pairs well with Zara Elevated Oud, Magnificent Black, Sand Desert, or WO/02 Wood Street, all highly recommended). It’s an evolving fragrance with long-lasting power that the brand has nailed. The opening shows almond, then moves to ripe rose, transitioning into an oud with a soft wood note that lingers until the dry-down, before turning into its most beautiful phase: incense and soft tobacco. It becomes solid, masculine, and elegant, in a refined men’s style rather than the conventional designer look. Not everyone will appreciate it at first; it’s one of those that grows on you the more you wear it. It goes against the grain of mass-market trends and stands well above other scents from the house. In-store, there’s almost no stock left; during sales, it’s laughably cheap and the boxes are nearly empty. I think No. 02 is the most purposeful and interesting, though No. 01 and No. 03 also have their merits. I’m not saying it’s a hidden gem, but judge for yourselves and try it; I’m sure we’ll agree. Well done, Zara; it makes me believe they can still offer quality products without raising prices or sacrificing quality just to sell the next bottle. It has good performance; the projection isn’t overwhelming but it lingers on the skin, giving it time to reveal itself. It smells better and improves as it oxidises after several sprays and more than a month open; the oud and rose dominate, giving it a Western aura, not an Arab one.
What a delightful, challenging scent that invites you to keep smelling it; it doesn’t seem to be from Zara (no offence), this has quality. At first, you feel the notes separately: a kick of saffron, then a well-masculine rose that improves as it dries with dry incense and oud. It is very different from fashion fragrances; it is strong, territorial, and virile so that you can enjoy it and let it enjoy you. It is memorable for me, given my limited experience, especially because it was 300 Mexican pesos; we know the story, surely they will discontinue it soon.
I went for it on sale for £5.99 because it had been on my list for a while. I own Tobacco Mandarin by Byredo and I adore it; this Tob 02 is very similar to it, but without that cumin note that the Byredo one has. Instead, it smells of almond cherry with a touch of liquor that is addictive. Moreover, it is muuuuch easier to wear daily. A delight! The performance is more than decent.
Go try it now! Sincerely, it is the best I have tried at Zara recently. A challenging scent, one of the few at this level, extravagant, ordinary, and even out of place. But what a delight, a palpable evolution that leaves you exploring its facets. The notes do not do it justice; it smells of dark tobacco with incense, a hint of sweet and floral, almost powdery and slightly camphorated. The quality does not match, as they sell it in a niche-style bottle without thinking about it. Perhaps the Zara market is not ready for this scent, but if you are passionate about perfumes and are looking for something more, head over to try it.
This scent does not fit the typical rose-oud combo; it is fresh, evolving, and surprising, similar to other hits from the house like Elevated Oud or Sand Desert. The opening is almond, then mature rose, transitioning into a soft wood oud that lasts until the end, before turning towards the best: incense and soft tobacco. It is solid, masculine, and elegant, in the style of fine niche, not the conventional designer masculine. It is not for everyone all at once, but something that delights upon discovery, going against the mainstream. In the store, there is almost no stock; they are on clearance sales, falling off the shelf. I think these are the most purposeful and interesting collections, although 01 and 03 also have good things. I am not saying it is a hidden gem, but judge and try it. Well done to Zara; they continue to offer well without raising prices. It has good performance, contained projection but it lingers on the skin showing its evolution. It smells better when oxygenated after several sprays and months open; the oud and rose dominate, giving that aura of a Western combo pack, not an Arab one.
I bought it on sale for €5.99. It had been on my radar for some time. I already own Byredo Tobacco Mandarin and love it; this Tob No. 02 is remarkably similar, though without the cumin note found in the Byredo version. Instead, I detect an addictive maraschino cherry-almond note. That said, I find it much easier to wear. A delight. Performance is more than decent.
Excellent perfume and at $11.50 it’s a real bargain… even cheaper than some supermarket colognes.
At first, it didn’t convince me, but today I decided to give it a chance, and the first person I greeted said it smelled like Christmas. Draw your own conclusions: if you don’t like it, tell them they smell like Christmas and forget it; but if you do, it’s a very good option.
Medicinal and sweet amber scent that gives me a headache. Bought it blindly, and even after letting it mature, it remains a cloying mess of vanilla, iodine, and a fake oud that smells like cheap tobacco. It never develops; it’s a vulgar blend of jams and disinfectants. In the end, only the initial spray remains. Day by day, I realise we don’t choose perfumes, but that fashion chooses us; Baccarat Rouge paved the way for this iodine and sweet family, and fifteen years ago most would have found it repulsive. Only word-of-mouth and the dry-down, when Deliplus copies it, make us believe we like it. It has good trail and longevity; if you like it, it’s a bargain at two euros, but as usual, they delist it as soon as it’s born.
Very much in the current style, supposedly unisex, overwhelming, cloying, nuclear, and with a medicinal and sticky stickiness that gives dizziness. I bought a bottle blindly last year and had not tried it well until now, after maceration; it is so unpleasant. Without seeing the notes, I imagined pumpkin, periwinkle, vanillas, and some amber iodine; you figure a comfortable and relaxing mix. It does not evolve much; to that abstract mob is added a touch of oud or fake tobacco-oud, more fake than a wooden pound coin, until finally what you spray at the beginning stands out as it dries. A mess of jam notes and various mercrominas, the most vulgar. Every day I become clearer that we do not choose perfumes, but that they choose us according to the fashions. Baccarat Rouge and company opened the way to this family of iodine medicines and sweet ambers; I bet my money that fifteen years ago most would have found them repulsive without more. It is only with word-of-mouth and the final stretch, when Deliplus copies them, when we think we like them and they seem the most. Longevity and trail are good; if it is your taste, then a little caramel for two pounds, as usual, discontinued as soon as it is born.