Smoky. Leathery. Campfire black tea on the Silk Road.
Russian Caravan tea is a real thing — a historic black tea blend that travelled from China to Russia via camel caravan, picking up a whisper of smoke from the campfires along the way. Chasense’s interpretation leans into that story with conviction: this is the boldest, smokiest tea in their entire lineup.
Bergamot and bay leaf open with a leathery brightness, while lychee adds an unexpected flash of sweetness — like spotting an oasis on the horizon. The heart is pure caravan: black tea, red tea, and sun-dried hay, threaded with a single rose petal for softness. Then cedar, vetiver, and musk carry the dry-down into woody, masculine warmth. It’s been compared to Lapsang Souchong crossed with a classic cologne, and that’s exactly right — rugged but refined, smoky but never harsh.
For the adventurer. Someone who wears leather jackets unironically, prefers bonfires to boardrooms, and wants a tea fragrance with actual backbone. Cold evenings, outdoor dinners, anywhere you need to smell like you have stories to tell.
Top: Bergamot, Bay Leaf, Geranium, Lychee | Heart: Black Tea, Red Tea, Hay, Rose | Base: Cedar, Vetiver, Musk
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