Black Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening is a steeped cup of black tea, cooling beside a single fresh Damask rose. The rose is not powdery. It is green and dewy, lending a crisp edge to the dark brew.
Leather appears next, dry and clean rather than oily. Tobacco follows with a fresh spicy lift, and oud adds a woody depth that stays close to the skin. Patchouli and bark anchor the blend, keeping it earthy and ozonic.
Picture a bright morning in a cool month, walking past wet trees with a warm scarf pulled up. The blend feels masculine and grounded, suited to someone who likes natural textures. It may overwhelm those who prefer purely sweet or floral scents. The final impression is bark.
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