Green Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
A morning breeze moves through a sunlit courtyard where a ceramic bowl holds sliced lemons and bergamot beside a handful of pink peppercorns. The air carries that bright citrus immediately, sharp and clean, before the heart reveals jasmine petals resting near a steaming cup of green tea. Black pepper adds a gentle bite to the floral thread, keeping the blend from feeling soft. Musk settles underneath everything, giving the scent a powdery, woody finish that stays near the skin and does not push outward. The composition feels fresh and aromatic, moving through its notes with a calm pace that suits someone who wants a scent they can wear without it announcing itself to the room.
Quentin Bisch composed this 2024 release for women and men who appreciate a clear, green character in their daily routine. It fits a person who enjoys white floral and citrus accords but prefers a musky drydown that remains close throughout the morning. The fragrance does not overwhelm, and its moderate presence means it will not suit anyone looking for a bold statement that travels far. It works best for those who like their spicy and floral elements balanced with a woody, powdery base. The entire impression sits quietly, like sunlight filtering through leaves onto a stone path beside a low table set with tea.
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