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    Ochre Spice by Aspinal of London. Atmospheric mood
    Ochre Spice by Aspinal of London
    Aspinal of London

    Ochre Spice

    A warm entrance, without the fanfare

    4-6 hoursModerate3.02024

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    What does Ochre Spice smell like?

    Ochre Spice by Aspinal of London is an eau de parfum fragrance that opens with Ginger and Blond tobacco, transitions into a heart of Blond tobacco and Woody Notes, and settles into a base of Musk, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla. Expect 4-6 hours longevity and moderate sillage. Best suited for fall and winter. Rated 3.5/5, well-liked by the community, 3 votes.

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    Main accords

    tobacco
    white floral
    sweet
    vanilla
    woody
    WarmMysteriousConfidentSensualRefined
    If this were a songThe Sweetest Taboo · Sade

    The Verdict

    What the community says.

    When to Wear12 votes
    Occasions4 votes
    Pros
    • Creamy, woody finish
    • Ginger keeps it lively
    • Warm without feeling heavy
    • Not purely masculine
    • Vanilla softens the tobacco
    Cons
    • Tobacco may feel dominant
    • Sweet base can lean familiar
    • Light wear on some skin
    • Woods stay subtle
    • A little too smooth

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    How it compares

    Ochre SpiceAspinal of London
    Musky FigAspinal of London
    Eau de ParfumConcentrationEau de Parfum
    Ginger, Blond tobaccoTop NotesBergamot, Blackcurrant, Mandarin Orange
    4-6 hoursLongevity4-6 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest SeasonFall
    3/5Rating3/5
    Full comparison
    Ochre SpiceAspinal of London
    Green RoseAspinal of London
    Eau de ParfumConcentration—
    Ginger, Blond tobaccoTop NotesFreesia, Ozonic Notes, Bergamot
    4-6 hoursLongevity4-6 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest SeasonSpring
    3/5Rating4.67/5
    Full comparison
    How Ochre Spice compares to similar fragrances
    This fragranceOchre SpiceAspinal of LondonMusky FigAspinal of LondonFull comparisonGreen RoseAspinal of LondonFull comparison
    ConcentrationEau de ParfumEau de Parfum—
    Top NotesGinger, Blond tobaccoBergamot, Blackcurrant, Mandarin OrangeFreesia, Ozonic Notes, Bergamot
    Longevity4-6 hours4-6 hours4-6 hours
    SillageModerateModerateModerate
    Best SeasonFallFallSpring
    Rating3/53/54.67/5

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    Reviews

    What others think.

    The ginger-tobacco opening sets the tone before vanilla softens everything. Does that balance feel warm and polished or simply familiar on your skin?

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