Roasted Green Tea-J-Scent samples & decants -Scent Split


Our J-Scent Roasted Green Tea samples and decants are rebottled by Scent Split from genuine fragrance bottles. Scent Split is a wholly independent entity not affiliated, connected, or associated with J-Scent.


Roasted Green Tea

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$110.00 USD

by J-Scent

Original bottle not included with sample/decant purchase. Scent Split rebottles the genuine fragrance into smaller bottles.

  • 50ml in Manufacturer's bottle New in Box
  • 1ml Sample
  • 2ml Glass Spray
  • 5ml Glass Spray
  • 9ml Glass Spray
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    Roasted Green Tea by J-Scent is a Aromatic fragrance for Women & Men. 

    The aroma of premium roasted tea leaves when brewed.
    The feature quality of Hojicha is its fine aroma of roasted tea leaves when brewed and its reddish-brown color, giving this perfume a profound and complex scent that will gently comfort your senses.

    Release Year: 2015

    Concentration: Eau de Parfum

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    Notes:

    Top notes: Japanese Green Tea, Peanut and Coconut.
    Middle notes: Mint and Jasmine.
    Base notes: Vanilla, Iris, Cedar and Clover.

    Ingredients: Alcohol, Fragrance.

    Customer Reviews

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    Laura P.
    Amazing Scent

    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.

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    Xavier F.
    doesn’t smell like tea

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

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    A.G.
    Hojicha latte with a yuzu veil. Lovely and unique.

    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.