ChopardTobacco Malaki

Tobacco Malaki is tobacco, the royal way. Warm saffron at the top, then a rich tobacco leaf, and at the base Indonesian patchouli with smoky woody and amber notes. An Eau de Parfum from 2026, created by Dora Baghriche and Alberto Morillas for Chopard.

The scent is dark, spicy and slightly sweet, with a smoky, gourmand character. It is rich but not heavy, and it leaves a long trail. A men's fragrance for the cold months and for evenings when you want to be remembered.

This is an original decant of the perfume in a practical travel bottle. Perfect for testing and for carrying everywhere.

The story behind the scent

Malaki (ملكي) means "royal" in Arabic. Chopard's Malaki collection brings together the perfume traditions of East and West: oriental ingredients like oud, saffron and tobacco, arranged with French elegance. It began in 2012 with Oud Malaki, and Tobacco Malaki is its newest chapter. The scent is inspired by a walk through the streets of an Eastern city, where the smell of tobacco and spices drifts out of the cafés.

Chopard is a Swiss jewellery and watchmaking house founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard. Today it makes the Palme d'Or for the Cannes Film Festival, and its perfumes carry the same love of luxury and detail.

Batch code of our bottle: 2601303 (produced in January 2026).

Scent profile

Top notes:
Saffron

Heart notes:
Tobacco

Base notes:
Indonesian patchouli

How it wears

Tobacco Malaki opens warm and spicy with saffron, then reveals a rich, slightly sweet tobacco. Over time, patchouli and smoky woody notes make it deeper and more resinous. Longevity and projection are very good, so two sprays are plenty. Ideal for autumn and winter, especially in the evening.

Why choose a decant?

Tobacco Malaki is brand new and still hard to find in Bulgaria. With an original decant you can try it calmly and find out whether it is your tobacco scent before looking for a full bottle.