Osmanthus & Lung Ching 桂花龙井
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a wooden table where a cup of Lung Ching tea stears beside a small bowl of ripe peaches. The air carries the crisp opening of green tea and bergamot, bright and lightly citrus, softened by the juice of the fruit. It feels like a morning in a garden where the air is still cool but the light has warmed the leaves.
Osmanthus and lily-of-the-valley rise as the tea note lingers, a white floral heart that is powdery and gentle rather than heavy. Cashmeran adds a smooth, woody texture that keeps the flowers from floating too far away. Jasmine sits quietly in the background while white musk and ambroxan give the scene a clean, amber finish that rests close to the skin.
The steam from the cup moves through the blossoms on the branch outside the window, and the peach skin left on the plate still holds a faint sweetness that blends with the musky air.
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