Exclusive №27 - LAPSANG SOUCHONG
Fragrance notes
Character
Does a perfume built around smoked tea actually work when the rest of the palette leans floral and sweet? Exclusive №27 - LAPSANG SOUCHONG answers with a confident yes. The black tea and red tea notes give the blend a dry, slightly charred edge that keeps the florals grounded. Geranium, magnolia, and osmanthus add a soft petal quality, while the caramel accord weaves through the composition with a gentle, sugary warmth.
The result feels like a quiet corner of a city library where someone left a cup of tea on a wooden table. It is aromatic and fresh spicy, with herbal touches that stop the sweetness from becoming the only story. The scent carries a warm spicy accent that makes it feel intimate rather than loud, suited to close conversations and calm evenings.
This is not a bright, sunlit fragrance. It sits in a moody space that favors reflection over energy. The floral and fruity facets soften the sharper tea tones, creating a balance that feels thoughtful rather than decorative. People who enjoy aromatic scents with a gourmand hint will find a lot to like here.
The limitation is the caramel. It can feel a bit synthetic against the natural tea and flower notes, pulling the blend toward a candy-like impression that some will find out of place. If you prefer your tea scents completely dry and free of sugar, this mix may not sit right with you.
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