Te Verde
Fragrance notes
Character
A stone bench sits under a canopy of tall bamboo, the air warm and bright. Someone lifts a cup of steeped green tea, and the steam carries a cool thread of mint and the sharp, pale juice of yuzu. The leaves around the bench smell crushed and alive, a green that feels wet rather than sweet.
The tea note deepens as the breeze moves through the space. African orange flower and freesia add a clean, white floral lift, while cardamom and coriander bring a gentle, fresh spice to the air. Holly adds a crisp edge that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. Oakmoss and guaiac wood ground the scene with a dry, earthy texture, and a soft amber warmth rests underneath the greenery.
The sunlight catches the bamboo stalks and the surface of the tea. The scent feels like a living garden, aromatic and woody, with a clear citrus spark that never turns sharp. It is a calm, green space built from tea, moss, and wood.
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