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A richly layered oriental-spicy EDP that shares Jazz Club's core DNA. It weaves rum, tobacco, vetiver and leather with oud, dried fruits, incense and patchouli into an intoxicating midnight-hour scent. If Jazz Club is the smell of a jazz bar at midnight, Ursa is the back room where the musicians unwind. You get the same rum-drenched tobacco warmth and deep vetiver earthiness, but layered with oud and incense that push the drama further — richer, more resinous, unmistakably in the same after-dark world. This is the pick for you if you love Jazz Club's character but want something with greater complexity and projection. The leather musk drydown is every bit as tactile and intimate, while the niche Tiziana Terenzi heritage means you'll be wearing something far fewer people will recognise.

A landmark oriental-spicy EDP from Tom Ford's Private Blend. Built on tobacco leaf, tobacco blossom, tonka bean, vanilla, cacao and dried fruits — warm, creamy and unmistakably smoky. Where Jazz Club gives you tobacco in the context of rum and vetiver, Tobacco Vanille wraps it in creamy vanilla, cacao and tonka bean — same olfactory family, different angle. You're still firmly in warm-oriental, smoky, after-dark territory, but the drydown is richer and more enveloping rather than earthy-rooty. This is the luxury upgrade path for you. Tom Ford's Private Blend pedigree means exceptional longevity and sillage, and the tobacco accord here is among the most celebrated in modern perfumery. If you love Jazz Club for its late-night warmth, this is its more indulgent, velvet-draped companion.

A bold, characterful oriental-spicy fragrance from niche house Mancera. Red Tobacco amplifies the smoky tobacco core with spiced warmth and woody depth — a louder, more extroverted take on the same dark world. You might not expect a niche French house to nail the jazz-club-at-closing-time vibe, but Mancera's Red Tobacco does exactly that. It's in the same warm oriental-spicy family as Jazz Club, with a tobacco accord that's bold and unapologetic rather than softened by rum or sage — think a smokier, spicier reading of the same atmosphere. This is your wildcard for nights when you want to turn heads rather than just intrigue. The sillage is bigger and the character is rawer than Jazz Club's refined subtlety, but the olfactory DNA is unmistakably shared. If you're ready to be the most distinctive-smelling person in the room, Red Tobacco is that fragrance.