Embrace Green Tea & Pear Blossom by Vera Wang bottle
Vera Wang

Embrace Green Tea & Pear Blossom

4.0/5 · 430 votes Feminine 2015
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Character

Longevity2.2/5
Sillage2.1/5
Day94
Night11
Spring100
Summer71
Fall16
Winter9
Our take

Embrace Green Tea & Pear Blossom opens like a clean white blouse catching a spring breeze, all crisp pear blossom and sharp bergamot over a mist of green tea. The initial burst is bright and metallic in a refreshing way, verging on screechy for a moment, but it softens quickly as a powdery freesia and peony heart floods in, sweet and slightly soapy. That floral-tinged freshness lingers, then the base reveals a gentle woodiness from cedar and sandalwood, held together by a clean musk. The whole thing feels like a sip of iced jasmine green tea on a sunlit patio, one that’s been watered down twice, pretty and pleasant but fleeting. With a longevity barely crossing two hours and sillage that hugs the skin like a secret, this is a fragrance that evaporates before you’ve finished your coffee. The numbers don’t lie; it’s a whisper, not a statement.

The overall character is that of a neatly folded linen handkerchief tucked into a handbag, fresh but utterly fragile. It’s undeniably mainstream, leaning synthetic in its peony-powder accord, but not aggressively so, more like a friendly department store mist. Perfect for a spring morning brunch or a low-key office day when you want a spritz of something cheerful but not attention-grabbing. Who should wear it? Someone who values a clean, polite scent and doesn’t mind reapplying every two hours. Who should skip it? Anyone who wants their perfume to last through a movie, or who prefers deeper, richer notes. It’s a lovely ghost, here and gone, leaving only a faint memory of pear blossoms.

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