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Chai Baruti Eau de Parfum

7.4 / 10 32 Ratings

A perfume by Baruti for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is spicy-sweet. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Sweet

Gourmand

Oriental

Smoky

Fragrance Notes

Cocoa

Black tea

Cardamom

Cinnamon

Clove

Milk

Ginger

Musk

Rose

Vanilla

Leather

Pepper

Perfumer

Spyros Drosopoulos

Ratings

Scent

7.432 Ratings

Longevity

7.523 Ratings

Sillage

7.324 Ratings

Bottle

7.220 Ratings

Value for money

6.714 Ratings

Submitted by Chizza · last update on 04/03/2026.

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Variant of the fragrance concentration

This is a variant of the perfume Chai (Extrait de Parfum) by Baruti, which differs in concentration.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/26/2026

8.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

valhelsingv
509 Reviews

valhelsingv

2

Lovely semi-gourmand chai scent that is properly spiced

This is simply lovely! I think some disappointments of other reviewers might have come from expecting this scent to be a milky photorealistic gourmand based on the name and the notes, and it simply isn't. Which is a good thing! This whole trend of smelling "very edible" never really made sense to me, as perfumes are not food (believe me, I've gotten enough accidental sprays in my mouth to know for sure :D). Baruti Chai is a great example of a well-executed take on a food smell, specifically chai, without venturing into "edible" territory. It opens with strong dry cocoa, spicy cloves, and cardamom that packs a punch. Tons of spices is exactly how I like my chai (and my fragrances), so I was already loving it. There is a leather note lurking underneath together with just a tiny bit of rose (really, just a teeny weeny bit, at least, on my skin), making sure this scent comes across as an olfactory artistic creative interpretation of "chai", and not just straight up what you would smell when you drink it. Later on, the scent ends up settling into a smoother slightly milky tea scent, still with enough spices to keep it enjoyable, but the initial punch dissipates. I have not tried the Extrait so I would be curious to compare them. I am very happy I got my hands on the bottle of EdP though, as it's sadly discontinued...

Update: I double-checked their website, and the EdP version is back in production! :)

Updated on 03/27/2026

10/28/2025

jabeu
2 Reviews

jabeu

2

girl, what the hell

two places as well things that i associate when first smelling this,
1. a pet shop with cat litter boxes and catnips.
2. the smell of arabic shops that sells perfume oil roll-ons whomst religious muslim men tend to purchase from in jalan masjid india (a place in malaysia).
smells like bamboo stick lashings from religious islamic specifically male teachers with beards and hates you because you screamed and ran around the school ground with your friends once. (that was personal)
immediate hit of spices that were hodge podge of cinnamon and cloves, with a sort of.. hay-ish ginger background. no milk, no vanilla, no sweetness, pure spice. as well as cat litter boxes. then surprisingly after 30 minutes, it reveals a minty quality which soon enough i found out later in more of its dry down that it was transforming into milk in which the spices lay and bathe in. was very sharp and kicked in fast enough for me to back up a little bit after smelling, but slowly keep re-smelling this on my arm. i don't know whether im opposed to it or i like it lol

06/03/2025

7.5Scent

parfumpixie
405 Reviews

parfumpixie

1

Chai with a side of rose

a chai latte through and through but it maintains its warm spice and soft ginger touch so that it's not too muddled or dimmed down by the milk and vanilla. It's definitely milky with the perfect amount of sweetness, but refined. I do find ginger to be regularly annoying as a note, but here it feels less sharp than most other fragrances, and not as spiced, just earthy, fresh, slightly zingy. I will say as it dries down I'm not the biggest fan of the stemmy rose that peaks out, as it feels out of place. Doesn't ruin the scent but does make it feels cohesive/well blended to me.

12/06/2024

9Scent 9Longevity 7Sillage

Banjeekundt
103 Reviews

Banjeekundt

1

Not exactly photorealistic chai, but unmistakably tea

This perfume surprised me as it wasn't what I expected from a chai scent, but I was impressed nonetheless.

At first spray, it's mainly leather and spices. It made me think of antique shops where there's a nondescript smell like incense lingering in the air among the dust—earthy, spicy, and smoky. The spices were very cardamom and pepper-forward, with some ginger peaking through but not a lot. There was a bit rose floating around in there somewhere at first too. It stays like this for about the first two hours.

At the two-hour mark, the black tea starts to shine through rich and a bit earthy. Still in the antique shop, but they brought you a fresh cup of tea to enjoy while you peruse their wares. Then, the spices and leather back off a bit and let the tea be the star of the scent. It gets a little sweeter around the three or four-hour mark with the vanilla, musk, and milk slowly but persistently emerging.

This has great longevity, lasting about 10 hours on me. Like the title says, it's not photorealistic chai tea/latte but it is a wonderful and intriguing take on it. I'm not a fan of leather in fragrances but I love this nevertheless as the leather is more manageable and balanced by some other notes.