TF Tuscan Leather and Tobacco Vanille old style ingredients list

[ehou333]

Does anyone have the boxes of the older batches of Tuscan Leather and Tobacco Vanille (says flammable in 4-5 languages). I'm interested in the ingredients list because I received an older batch (2016) of Tuscan Leather from a trusted member who got it from another trusted member. The scent smells fine, but the box is strange. It has a Tuscan Leather sticker on the front, but on the back it seems to have the ingredients list for Tobacco Vanille. The 3 digit batch code on the bottle also doesn't match the first 3 digits of the code on the box. This leaves 2 options
1) Its fake
2) There was some factory error where a Tuscan Leather bottle and sticker got stuck in a Tobacco Vanille box (has anyone ever heard of this?)

There are pictures of the ingredients list of other bottle Tuscan Leather (post 42) and Tobacco Vanille (post 49) in this thread https://www.basenotes.net/threads/42...=1#post3844893 by user @ILikePeeps , but I'm hoping to have multiple sources of confirmation.

Here are pictures of the box in question ingredients list https://imgur.com/a/fx3Cnvz

[KBF1972]

It’s 100% real.

[hednic]

Looks fine to me.

[ehou333]

Could you explain why it looks fine? I also don't think it is fake, but I don't understand why the ingredients list is completely wrong. Some ingredients like COUMARIN and CITRONELLOL seem to be major ingredients in Tobacco Vanille, but make no sense for Tuscan Leather.

Also I thought batch codes on the bottle and box were supposed to match up. The bottle is from 2016, but the batch code on the box is from 2010 (or 2020 as they repeat every 10 years).

[KBF1972]

Could you explain why it looks fine? I also don't think it is fake, but I don't understand why the ingredients list is completely wrong. Some ingredients like COUMARIN and CITRONELLOL seem to be major ingredients in Tobacco Vanille, but make no sense for Tuscan Leather.

Also I thought batch codes on the bottle and box were supposed to match up. The bottle is from 2016, but the batch code on the box is from 2010 (or 2020 as they repeat every 10 years).

Ingredients lists change constantly nowadays and it’s very easy for mix ups to happen with batch codes and labels from the factory. Sometimes the information people put on the internet is completely wrong about batch codes too. It’s easy to tell by smell, bottle, label, box that’s it’s authentic. Fakes are relatively easy to tell with Tom Fords especially

[N.CAL Fragrance Reviewer]

Looks okay