Absolute Green Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
You step into a stone courtyard after a cool rain, the air still damp against the walls. Bergamot, lemon, and orange brighten the space immediately, their citrus oils mixing with the wet air and smelling like fruit rinds pressed against cold stone. The sharpness is clean and brisk, cutting through the damp morning without feeling harsh or artificial.
Lily-of-the-valley and jasmine soon join the opening, their white petals adding a soft, slightly powdery floral layer that rests gently over the citrus. Green tea sits at the center of this heart, lending a leafy, steeped-leaf bitterness that keeps the flowers from becoming too sweet. The air feels textured now, the floral notes weaving through the steam of the tea and the lingering citrus zest.
Violet and amber settle near the ground, their warmth mixing with the deep, earthy scent of oakmoss that clings to the shaded corners of the courtyard. The moss brings a damp, forest-floor weight that anchors the lighter notes above it, while the violet adds a soft, powdery purple haze to the air. The entire scene stays wrapped in this cool, leafy dampness, the amber glowing faintly beneath the wet stones and the green tea leaves still drifting through the mist
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