Tea Mountain 茶山
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot brightens the opening alongside a smoked Lapsang Souchong tea that smells like leaves dried over a pine fire. The citrus is brisk rather than juicy, and the tea carries a dry, resinous edge that keeps the start from feeling like a breakfast drink. Jasmine and orchid enter soon after, soft and slightly powdery, with neroli adding a clean, faintly bitter lift that stops the white florals from turning heavy.
Cedar and vetiver anchor the blend with a cool, earthy woodiness that feels like walking through a shaded grove in the morning. Moss deepens the base with a damp, green touch that pairs well with the tea, while the aromatic accord hums quietly beneath the florals. It stays fresh and transparent rather than rich or syrupy, leaning more toward a crisp garden path than a polished perfume counter.
The scent suits someone who enjoys tea notes that are woody and airy instead of sweet and creamy. It works best on skin that can carry subtle greens without losing them to warmer spices. The smoke lingers just enough to give the citrus some backbone, and the florals never crowd the cedar, so the whole composition moves through its notes with a steady,
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