Wild Oolong
Fragrance notes
Character
Wild Oolong has a sharp, almost scratchy opening that can feel thin and hurried, as if the bergamot and jasmine rush in before the tea has a chance to breathe. The oolong at the top is brisk and slightly bitter, which keeps the entrance from feeling lush, and the freesia adds a clean edge that borders on soapy. Plum tries to round the corners with a soft, dark fruitiness, but in these first minutes the composition leans a little sharp and unbalanced, more eager than composed.
You are standing on a warm path where the air is thick with damp earth and late afternoon light, and the scent settles around you like a linen shirt drying in a gentle breeze. The oolong grows smoother here, mingling with sandalwood that feels creamy rather than dry, while vetiver pulls the sweetness toward something grounded and green. Freesia and plum linger in the background, adding a gentle, powdery fruitiness that never turns heavy. It feels like a walk through a garden where the trees are still damp from an earlier rain, the kind of place where a floral woody scent belongs without ever demanding attention. The air is aromatic and fresh spicy, touched with citrus and white floral brightness that suits a mild day outdoors. It closes on that smooth, woody vetiver.
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