Comparing the two fragrances…

Berdoues

Matière Première
Hoja De Cuba
Oud Seven
Only in Hoja De Cuba
Only in Oud Seven
Shared character
Both Hoja De Cuba and Oud Seven belong to the Ambery (Oriental) fragrance family and share tobacco and vetiver (Haiti) notes, resulting in a shared tobacco accord.
How they differ
Hoja De Cuba is characterized by its tobacco and vetiver composition. In contrast, Oud Seven features a more complex profile including oud (Assam), agarwood, patchouli (Indonesia), ciste labdanum, amber, cypriol / nagarmota, and violet leaves. This results in Oud Seven possessing additional woody, spicy, animal, earthy, resinous, aromatic, and ozonic accords.
Who each suits
Hoja De Cuba suits those seeking a fragrance centered on tobacco and vetiver. Oud Seven suits those looking for a multifaceted experience involving oud, patchouli, and resinous elements.