What Is Paris Corner Emir Wild & Tobacco a Dupe Of?

Paris Corner Emir Wild & Tobacco is a clone of Mancera Red Tobacco Eau de Parfum. Tobacco, vanilla, oud and a generous helping of spice are the connection here. If you like the idea of a sweet tobacco fragrance with something darker underneath, this is the Mancera pairing to look at.

We rate the similarity at 91%. That's our take on the scent match with the original Red Tobacco EDP. It doesn't promise the same projection or wear time, and it doesn't apply to Intense Red Tobacco.

Why Red Tobacco is the reference

The two note lists have a lot in common. Both include cinnamon, saffron, nutmeg, incense, green apple and oud at the top, followed by patchouli and jasmine. Tobacco, vanilla, amber, woods, musk and vetiver carry the connection into the base.

There are a few differences worth noticing in the panels above. Wild & Tobacco lists white pear where Red Tobacco lists white peach. It also names sandalwood and guaiac wood individually, while Mancera's profile uses the broader label of woody notes. Those details give you something useful to compare beyond the obvious tobacco-and-vanilla overlap.

Sweet tobacco with plenty of spice

We'd pay attention to the balance between the sweet base and the spiced opening. Tobacco can sit quite differently beside vanilla, incense and oud depending on how much space each gets. If the part you love about Red Tobacco is its sweetness, give Wild & Tobacco time to settle before deciding how close it feels to you.

The fruit is another useful detail to follow. Apple and pear appear in Wild & Tobacco's top notes, but that doesn't make it a simple fruity fragrance. They sit alongside a much heavier list of spices and woods. Try a small amount first so you can judge that combination comfortably.

Pick the right bottles

Our Wild & Tobacco product page has the selected Paris Corner Emir bottle and retailer listings. The reference is Mancera Red Tobacco EDP. For a wider shortlist, see our Red Tobacco clones guide. We also have a Red Tobacco versus Intense Red Tobacco comparison if you're choosing between Mancera's two editions.