Tea Sommelier
Fragrance notes
Character
Tea Sommelier is a fragrance for the person who wants a garden on a warm afternoon captured in a bottle. The blend of Earl Grey tea and black tea provides a steeped, slightly tannic foundation that feels grounding rather than heavy. Magnolia and rose add a soft floral layer that never turns powdery, while cucumber brings a crisp, sliced freshness to the entire composition. Patchouli anchors the mix with an earthy depth, preventing the tea leaves and petals from floating away into something purely decorative. The result is a green and ozonic scent that smells like damp soil and blooming branches after a light rain.
This aroma suits someone who prefers a scent that feels like a natural environment rather than a constructed accessory. The citrus and warm spicy accords are present but restrained, allowing the aquatic and woody facets to lead the experience. It creates a mood of quiet focus, as if sitting on a porch surrounded by growing things with a cup of hot tea in hand. The scent remains clean and airy, never becoming cloying or overwhelming the senses with synthetic sweetness.
The combination of steeped leaves, cool cucumber, and dark earth smells exactly like a greenhouse filled with wet flowers during a bright morning.
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