Roasted Green Tea

The initial spray of this is an extremely realistic blast of a vegetal matcha, which I really enjoy, but it quickly dries down to a mint tea scent for the rest of its wear. I also get no nutty or roasted quality throughout my wear.

I was looking for this kind of tea-like scent exactly, I love it! If you're familiar with hojicha, it's definitely that vibe, roasted but still has spring freshness to it. I only wish it lasted longer or had a slightly stronger sillage, but because it's so non-intrusive and lovely (just the way I like it), I could use this as an every day perfume.

I am familiar with the scent and flavor of roasted green tea as I have a few varieties in my possession, which is what spurred me to purchase this scent. Unfortunately I could not smell any tea at all which was disappointing. However, the scent itself is not bad. It opens with a slightly citrusy cedar scent which dries down to a cedar and iris. I could not really pick up on any of the other notes. This has impressive longevity and sillage however. I used one spray before going out in my corner where I keep my fragrances and my roommate at the other side of the room was able to smell it after a few moments. I used this on a rainy day and so put on a raincoat after letting dry. That day it lasted for about 8-10 hours in my skin, turning into. A skin scent after 6 or so hours. A week later I wore my raincoat again and noticed it still smelled of this perfume.

Overall, this perfume smells more like a cedar cabin than roasted green tea. I still recipe this fragrance, mostly for the colder months.

This scent grew on me. I wasn't sure about it at first, but the more I spray it the more I love it. I've mostly been spraying it once or twice on my hair, layering it with my main perfume, and I LOVE when i get a whiff of the earthy green tea every once in a while.

I absolutely adore how this smells. Sweet without being cloying and deeply unique. It's like a roasted green tea with a dash of milk. My new go-to scent.

I get mostly mint with a slight roasted quality but basically no tea

If you've ever had the pleasure of enjoying a Hojicha latte with a side of daifuku (anko filled mochi) you might be interested in this. I would also say this is more "toasty" less "roasty" green tea. In the tippy top notes there is a faint citrus. I don't see it listed but my nose/brain tells me it's there. Also , peanut? Wild. What other frags list peanut in the notes? I would call this a Japanese gourmand and it very much speaks to me. Silage is practically non existent (very Japanese) and it dissipates fairly quickly. There's a travel spray in my purse.