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But vaguely reminiscent and good in it's own right....Read More My palette isn't the best, but I'd say this one is less fruity, more boozey, and the tobaccos are less mellow/more spicy
In a way, it doesnt matter, its just what it stimulates when youre watching it

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(Think: same, same but different!) In fact, to keep it simple: Tabac Rouge vs Tobacco Vanille Tabac Rouge is a smoother, lighter, less spicy, and more refined version of Tom Fords Tobacco Vanille (making it more versatile)