Tabac Sahara

Guerlain launched Tabac Sahara in early January 2026 within Absolus Allegoria, its collection of so-called absolute eaux de parfum. The house presents it as a journey toward the wonders of the world at nightfall, where nature reveals itself through moonlit contrasts.

Delphine Jelk, Guerlain’s director of olfactory creation and perfumer, signs the fragrance. She offers an image of it: a desert of pink dunes under starlight, where the golden nuances of tobacco meet a pink raspberry note.

A smoky tobacco

The house says it presents tobacco in a new light. Here it abandons its amber accents to show its smokiest facets, like the mist that rises from the dunes in the darkness; the raspberry accord sets its tangy freshness against it and wraps it in a syrupy veil.

A committed collection

Like the other Absolus Allegoria, Tabac Sahara contains, according to Guerlain, more than 90% ingredients of natural origin, water included, as defined by the ISO 16128 standard. The alcohol in the formula is made from French beets, from a network committed to responsible farming.

Tabac Sahara is sold in 75 and 125 ml. Guerlain ranks it among its strong-intensity fragrances, offers it in both its women’s and men’s selections, and provides engraving.