Oud & Black Tea

Oud & Black Tea opens with a bright, slightly tart black currant paired with the crisp lift of bergamot. The fruit feels juicy but restrained, giving way to a heart that centers on black tea leaves and rose. The tea note is dry and lightly astringent, while the rose adds a soft floral roundness without becoming sweet or powdery.

The base introduces oud alongside musk and patchouli. The oud here is smooth and woody rather than medicinal, supported by a clean musk that keeps the texture light. Patchouli adds an earthy depth that grounds the tea and rose, tying the composition together in a warm, resinous finish.

This scent balances fruity, floral, and woody elements in a steady progression from bright top to darker base. It suits wearers who enjoy rose and oud combinations that lean dry instead of sugary. The black tea note defines the character throughout, but the patchouli can feel a bit muddy against the cleaner musk, which limits its sharpness.

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