Red Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Red Tea is a daytime companion for someone who wants to smell groomed without ever smelling formal. The opening delivers a bright, slightly bitter citrus mix where bergamot and grapefruit keep the mandarin orange from becoming too cheerful. Raspberry and peach arrive quickly in the heart, but the red tea note pulls them back toward something steeped and calm. Peony adds a soft floral layer that never demands attention, so the fruit stays fresh rather than sugary. Composed by Quentin Bisch, the blend feels intentional in how it balances tart and sweet elements without leaning on heavy contrasts.
Transparent woods and vetiver give the base a clean, dry finish that suits warm air and open windows. The musk is light enough to let the tea and citrus remain visible, so the fragrance keeps its sparkle instead of settling into a flat sweetness. It fits a morning walk or a casual lunch where you want to feel put together but not perfumed. The green and aromatic touches in the accords suggest leaves and stems rather than a polished bouquet, which keeps the mood relaxed. There is a quiet confidence in how the raspberry lingers next to the vetiver
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