Smoked Jasmine Black Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits high over a quiet garden table where a porcelain cup steams beside a open notebook. Bergamot and bitter orange brighten the air first, a lively citrus pair that feels like light hitting the page. Clary sage adds a clean, slightly herbal edge that keeps the opening from leaning too sweet.
Jasmine enters next, soft and white, mingling with the dark steep of black tea. Orris smooths the heart with a powdery touch that makes the florals feel settled rather than loud. The tea note carries a gentle smoke that rises slowly, never overwhelming the petals nearby.
Cedar and incense form a dry foundation that stays near the skin. The wood feels warm and close, while the incense leaves a faint trace that lingers without reaching outward. The scent stays present through the morning without demanding attention or filling the space around you.
A breeze moves through the leaves as the tea cools and the jasmine continues to drift from the cup, the sage still fresh against the cedar, the orris blurring the edges of the smoke while the orange lingers in small bursts
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