Green-fresh. Misty. The smell of rain on Longjing leaves.
Imagine standing on a tea terrace in early March, just after the morning mist has lifted. That first breath of damp green air — that’s where Spring Tea begins.
A wisp of tangerine drifts through the fog, then softens into the unmistakable scent of freshly steeped Longjing: tender, slightly roasted, impossibly clean. Pear blossom floats through the heart, lending a watery sweetness that never tips into perfume. As it settles, vetiver and tea leaves leave behind an earthy, skin-like warmth — as if you’ve been wearing tea leaves all afternoon and they’ve become part of you.
This is the fragrance that won Special Focus of the Year at the mAPA Perfume Awards in Milan. Florian Gallo (Firmenich) captured something genuinely rare: a scent that feels less like you’re wearing perfume and more like you’ve just walked out of a tea house in Hangzhou. Chasense’s best seller, and it’s easy to understand why.
For the person who finds perfume overwhelming but still wants to smell like something — something calm, intentional, and quietly refined. Office-safe, rain-day perfect, and utterly unisex.
Top: Tangerine, Fog | Heart: Pear Blossom, Longjing Tea | Base: Vetiver, Tea | Perfumer: Florian Gallo (Firmenich) | Awards: mAPA Special Focus of the Year, Golden Osmanthus Award
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