Five notes. That’s it. And somehow it’s one of the truest tea fragrances I’ve ever smelled.
Bergamot opens the scene — crisp, bright, then gone almost before you can register it — making way for the heart: a photorealistic jasmine oolong tea accord. The jasmine here is restrained and delicate, never indolic. The oolong is clean, slightly nutty, authentically tea-like rather than grassy or bitter. You’re not in a perfume. You’re in a sunlit room with a ceramic cup, steam curling upward, the world quiet outside. The drydown is sandalwood and clean musk — barely there, just enough to anchor the tea note to your skin for a few gentle hours.
From Mith’s Tea collection, released in 2022. EDP concentration. The perfumer is uncredited — which honestly adds to the mystique. Modest projection, 4–6 hours longevity. This is for the minimalist, the meditative, the person who finds luxury in simplicity. It’s a personal scent — not one that announces itself, but one that someone close to you might notice and ask about quietly.
Available in 10ml and 15ml and 60ml.
The real thing, from the source — no shortcuts, no compromises.
