A quiet cornerPomelo Blossom · Sugarcane · RaspberryMagnolia · Tea · Lily of the ValleySandalwood · Orris · Musk · Vetiver
Give yourself a moment of stillness before the scent opens.Clear and softly sweet. Awake, but unhurried.Afternoon tea on the veranda.Like a church bell in the old quarter: soft, yet ringing on and on.
A tea maker chooses clean water and brings it just to the boil. Smelling a perfume asks for the same: a place to sit and a settled mind. A corner by the window, early in the morning, before the day grows loud.A tea lover does not drink at once, but first breathes in the steam rising from the cup. After spraying, do not bring your nose to it straight away. Let the first drops rest on the skin a while, warming with your body. Pomelo blossom opens first, sugarcane follows with its sweetness, and raspberry adds a touch of brightness.After the first sip, the tea grows rounder. The middle notes do the same, like a cup just steeped: magnolia holds up the whole scent, tea cools it, and lily of the valley keeps everything light and clear.A tea lover notices even what lingers on the tongue. In the base, sandalwood lays a warm ground, orris is soft as powder, musk lies close to the skin, and vetiver is dry and airy, like a cool breeze through the old streets once the lamps are lit.