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Rémy Latour Cigar — Fruity Tobacco Woody EDT for Men (1996)
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Rémy Latour Cigar — Fruity Tobacco Woody for Men (1996 Classic)

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  • Brand: Remy Latour
  • Product Code: 13550
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Rémy Latour Cigar — Aromatic-Fruity Tobacco-Woody Classic

Storytelling Introduction

Inspired by the rich aura of fine cigars, Rémy Latour Cigar, released in 1996, is a charismatic blend that marries sweet fruit and aromatic florals with a heart of tobacco and woods. It’s a fragrance that honors tradition yet wears with modern ease—perfect for men who appreciate nostalgic depth in a straightforward, accessible scent. 

Key Notes & Olfactory Pyramid

  • Top Notes: Plum, Pineapple, Bergamot, Pear, Amalfi Lemon

  • Middle Notes: Bay Leaf, Marigold (Calendula), Geranium, Jasmine, Laurel 

  • Base Notes: Tobacco, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Virginia Cedar, Musk 

Longevity & Sillage

Results vary across users—but generally, performance is modest:

  • Positive takes: Some users praise it for decent lasting power (about 2 hours skin-close), making it unexpectedly enduring for the price.

  • Other experiences: Some report minimal longevity—with scent disappearing within an hour, especially in EDT concentration or depending on skin type or batches. 

Perfect Occasions & Seasons

Best suited for cooler months—fall and winter. A casual, cozy daytime scent—ideal for relaxed gatherings, home days, or anytime you want a subtle yet characterful tobacco fragrance without heavy projection.

Why Niche Lovers May Appreciate It

Though widely available and affordable, Cigar surprises many with its warm complexity. The tobacco-woody base balanced by fruity brightness adds personality that stands out in budget fragrance territory. 

Community Voices

“Starts out citrusy, then turns spicy, then ends with woody/tobacco notes… dry-down is most enjoyable, with notes of sandalwood, musk, tobacco and patchouli.” 
“I just picked up a bottle... the scent barely stays longer than an hour… maybe works horribly on my skin?”
“…some of the absolute worst performance I have ever encountered… couldn’t smell it after about 15 minutes.”

Bulleted Feature List

  • Juicy and fruity opening—pear, plum, pineapple, lemon

  • Floral heart accented with bay leaf and jasmine

  • Deep, warm tobacco and woody base with patchouli and cedar

  • Affordable and character-rich—great value for vintage lovers

  • Variable longevity—works well for some, fades quickly for others

  • Evocative and nostalgic, especially for fans of tobacco aromatics

FAQ

Q: When was it released and who made it?
A: Introduced in 1996 by Rémy Latour. 

Q: How long does it last?
A: In general, performance ranges from about 2 hours to barely an hour—depends on your skin and possibly the batch. 

Q: Is it worth sampling?
A: Yes—especially if you enjoy tobacco fragrances with a fruity twist and don’t mind light projection. At low cost, it’s an easy risk worth taking.

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