Citrus-bright. Delicate. The taste of yuzu tea, worn.
Biluochun is one of China’s most celebrated green teas — tiny, downy leaves that unfurl into something astonishingly fresh. Chasense’s interpretation opens not with tea but with tangerine and crushed green leaves, bright and tingling like a yuzu spritz on a hot day.
Then the namesake Biluochun arrives, soft and verdant, woven through with orchid and a whisper of osmanthus. This is a green tea that’s been scented with flowers, not flavoured — there’s a transparency here that feels genuinely artisanal. The base is unexpected and grounding: rice husk and oakmoss, lending a gentle grain-like warmth that anchors all that brightness without weighing it down. It’s listed as a Best Seller on Chasense’s own site, and one spray explains why — this is the green tea fragrance for people who thought they didn’t like green tea fragrances.
For the minimalist who appreciates subtlety. Someone who finds beauty in restraint and prefers to be discovered rather than announced. Perfect for spring days, creative workspaces, and anywhere you want to carry a pocket of quiet freshness.
Top: Tangerine, Green Leaves | Heart: Biluochun Tea, Orchid, Osmanthus | Base: Rice Husk, Oakmoss
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