Tobacco Leaf No. 407

Tobacco Leaf No. 407 is a dark, sweet-smoky perfume built on three notes: tobacco leaf, spiced plum and guaiac wood. The tobacco is the cured leaf rather than the ashtray — dry, honeyed, faintly sweet, the smell of an old pipe tin before anything is lit. Spiced plum feeds it dark fruit and warm spice up top, and guaiac wood smoulders underneath with a resinous, campfire-smoke depth. Everything else in the blend — clove, patchouli, tonka bean, a lick of citrus peel — is there to hold those three up. Hand-blended in the Southern Highlands at 20–25% concentration, and it wears the same on anyone. The newest bottle in the register — No. 407, on the woods shelf.

At a glance

Fragrance notes

The scent

It opens on dark fruit. Plum, but stewed rather than fresh — soft, jammy, wound through with warm baking spice and a bright twist of citrus peel that stops the sweetness from sitting heavy. For the first few minutes it reads almost like something out of a winter kitchen.

Then the tobacco arrives and the whole thing turns. Cured tobacco leaf is one of perfumery's great materials — dry and slightly sweet, hay-like, closer to honey and old leather than to smoke. Clove sharpens it with a dark, medicinal warmth, and patchouli lays down an earthy floor underneath. This is the part that reads unmistakably grown-up.

The base is where the smoke lives. Guaiac wood is a dense South American wood that smells like a fire that went out an hour ago — resinous, tarry, quietly smoky without ever turning acrid. Tonka bean rounds it off with an almond-and-hay sweetness that softens every edge. Hours later it is still there on a collar, low and warm and close to the skin.

Wear it with a coat on. Wear it to something that starts after dark. This is a tobacco perfume for anyone who wants weight and sweetness in the same bottle — the sort of scent people notice from across a table and remember afterwards.

When to wear

Tobacco Leaf No. 407 is built for cold air and low light — winter evenings, long dinners, the walk home afterwards. It projects hard for the first hour and then settles close, so it works as easily on a Tuesday under a jumper as it does on a night out.

Choose your format

One scent, your choice of format: a classic eau de parfum spray, an alcohol-free spray, and a roll-on perfume oil — and it wears just as naturally as a men's cologne or a women's perfume. Every format is blended at 20–25% perfume concentration — parfum strength, above most designer EDPs — which is what makes it a genuinely long-lasting tobacco perfume rather than one that vanishes by lunch.

Ships worldwide · no restrictions

Found Stuga while travelling in Australia? The alcohol-free spray is the same strength at the same price — and with no alcohol, it ships to your door anywhere in the world.

Same scent, wherever home is.

Available sizes

New to Tobacco Leaf No. 407? Start with the 10ml — it's the cheapest way to test a fragrance on your own skin instead of a paper strip.

Complimentary shipping on orders over $99.

Ingredients & quality

Short ingredient lists, vegan and cruelty-free — every batch of this Australian-made perfume is hand-blended and individually inspected in our Southern Highlands studio.

Explore more

If you liked Tobacco Leaf No. 407, try Oud No. 401 (dark oud), Cinnamon No. 425 (warm spice), or Desert Rose No. 209 (dark floral).