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Willgoss TG, Yohannes AM

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But it's not overly sweet and within a few minutes it's still there, but gets less and less and starting leaning into a spicy tobacco aroma and I feel like if that cinnamon just is toned down as it macerates the tobacco will stand out more: *After reviewing the notes again you will see that tobacco is listed third in the main accords behind vanilla and sweet...maybe that's why it's called tobacco touch because there's a "touch" of tobacco

It is commonly used in paan in India for chewing purposes and produces a distinct red coloured spit when combined with lime

in 1870, which was then acquired by the giant American Tobacco Company in 1905