Montale Oud Tobacco EDP 100ml for Men and Women
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Description
Montale Oud Tobacco for men and women is a smoky, captivating and very magical scent. This mystical and deep scent is especially good for the cold days when its warming scent will embrace your senses. Montale Oud Tobacco has a rich perfume composition which starts with oriental scent of spices from sumac and cumin as well as fresh citruses. In the heart we find incredible agar wood, gentle orange blossom and smoky, mysterious incense. The base notes include deep scent of tobacco, sweet tonka bean and more agar wood.
Top notes: Sumas, citruses, cumin
Middle notes: Agar wood, orange blossom, incense
Base notes: Tobacco, tonka bean, agar wood
Launched in 2020.
- We ship from our own warehouse in the European Union. Orders placed by 15:00 (EET) on working days leave the same day.
- Bulgaria: 1 to 2 working days, €4.00.
- Greece: 2 to 5 working days, €4.69.
- Romania: 2 to 4 working days, €4.69.
- Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia: 3 to 5 working days, €6.69.
- Rest of Europe: 6 to 10 working days, €9.99.
- DHL express: 3 to 5 working days, €19.99, to all countries except Bulgaria.
- Within 14 days of receiving your order you can return the product.
- Let us know first at info@venerafragrances.com.
- Send the product to the return address we give you (return shipping is at your cost).
- Get your money back by bank transfer after we check the product. Card payments are refunded to the card within 7 days.
The product must be unused and in its original condition: intact packaging and labels, together with the receipt.
Full return termsDetails
EAN
3760260457897
Categories
Brand
Fragrance families
Oriental
Year of launch
2020
Base notes
agarwood (oud), tobacco, tonka bean
Middle notes
agarwood (oud), incense, orange blossom
Top notes
citruses, cumin, sumac
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