Tè Bianco Puro
Fragrance notes
Character
Mint and bergamot lead the way, bright and cool at the same time. Grapefruit adds a sharp edge that keeps the opening from feeling too soft. The first impression is clean and upright, like a room with the windows open.
White tea moves in quickly, supported by the bitter green lift of absinthe. Jasmine sambac brings a creamy weight that the geranium trims back with a slight metallic snap. The heart stays aromatic and green rather than floral, with the tea reading more like leaves than a brewed cup.
Vetiver carries the base with a damp, earthy texture that pairs well with the dry, straight grain of cedar. The woods do not darken the blend. They ground the citrus and herbs so the fragrance stays upright instead of drifting into something sweet or heavy.
It suits someone who wants a scent that feels like walking outside in the morning when the air is still cool and the light is clear, carrying a drink that is mostly tea with a slice of citrus and a few fresh leaves floating on top, the kind of drink you keep near you while the day
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