Tobac Fanaile Eau de Parfum - by Murphy and McNeil Nantahala and the slate that bound

and the slate that bound us together as a family - these sacred lands once held by the Eastern Band Cherokee and more

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Tobac Fanaile Eau de Parfum - by Murphy and McNeil Nantahala and the slate that boundDescription: Tobacco was not introduced into Europe until 1548, and some of the first seeds were planted in County Cork, Ireland. Although it quickly grew in popularity, King James the First (1566 1625) greatly suppressed cultivation by raising taxes duties. He claimed this was due to the "pernicious stink and perversion of the soil" it represented and was causing. Tobac Fanaile is dedicated to those who look forward to donning some "pernicious stink"