These are for tea lovers. If you been looking for tea based frags this is it. If the idea of smelling like tea intrigues you, now is your time to try. If it is a disliked note or fume, this is a house to stay away from. As for me this house will have a place in my collection always. The teas for the most part play into the entire fragrance and transitions with the top, heart, and base. You have been warned. For me the brand states this and actually packages an entire experience around this with incense and it’s own tea. Fragrance in my opinion compared to Perfumes Notes This is the second time I see this licorice base from the company and it works even better for me here. Remember this is opinion only, but it’s like there reading my mind. I found this house by actually typing in a couple of my favorite combos in perfumery. I know the sound of wearing tea seems weird, but I bet the first person to wear civet, castoreum, or genuine musk, well that had to be considered out there or just straight up a warrior nobody messed with and everyone wanted to be like. Anybody out there now how to get killer pepper notes in perfume without all the capsicum. Pepper and tea now were talking some of my favorite notes in food. And yes I got the whole pepper spectrum from Bell to Pepper X. Dry down: This becomes quite resinous and the labdanum kind of over powers the red pepper. The tea stays throughout the fragrance which is a major plus for me. I love labdanum and Oolong Tea with that yes please.