Jardín de té Verde
Fragrance notes
Character
Morning sun warms the terracotta tiles of a small courtyard. A glass of iced tea sits on the iron table, drops of condensation sliding down the side. The air carries the sharp snap of rhubarb and lemon, brightened by a handful of fresh mint leaves crushed between fingers. Bergamot adds a polished citrus gloss that feels clean and immediate.
Camellia and jasmine drift through the space, their petals pale against the green foliage. Carnation brings a gentle clove edge that keeps the flowers from feeling soft. Amber and musk wrap the blooms in a faint golden haze, turning the garden air into something lightly perfumed rather than heavily scented.
The base reveals oakmoss and ambergris, earthy and salty against the skin. Cumin adds a warm, slightly rough texture that some will find distracting. The musk lingers in the background, tying the moss and spice to the citrus that started the day.
Jardín de té Verde captures a sunlit courtyard with clarity and charm. The cumin note creates a sweaty impression that clashes with the crisp opening and limits its appeal.
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