Te de Campo
Fragrance notes
Character
Te de Campo opens with bright bergamot touched by the heat of nutmeg and a sharp crack of pepper. The spice is immediate and present, giving the citrus a dry edge rather than a sweet one. This opening feels brisk and upright, moving with a clear energy that does not lean into warmth too soon.
The center shifts toward green tea and black tea, both rendered in a calm, slightly bitter manner. The green tea brings a leafy freshness while the black tea adds a darker, earthier tone. Together they create a steady middle that feels clean and composed, holding the initial spice without letting it dominate the air.
Cedar enters with a dry woodiness that supports the tea, while vanilla rounds the edges with a soft, powdery sweetness. The vanilla stays restrained and does not turn the blend gourmand. The texture remains smooth and slightly dusty, fitting a fragrance that balances citrus, spice, and wood with quiet confidence.
The composition stays linear once the tea settles, offering little development as the hours pass. The vanilla can feel a bit synthetic against the natural tea impression, and the powdery facet may seem dated to some wearers. It suits mild days outdoors but lacks the complexity to hold attention for long.
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