Sweet blackcurrant and savory genmaicha make this the most perfectly named perfume. The combination of these notes evokes the feeling of a romantic moment shared under an umbrella—sweet but fleeting. While I understand why some people may compare this smell to a blueberry muffin, I think that description doesn't quite capture how complex this scent truly is. The soft powdery rice and tea notes in the background adds so much depth to this type of fruity gourmand scent profile and keeps it from smelling "cheap". The projection and longevity are quite good; it lasts a couple of hours and I can smell it on me at the end of the day. If you want to capture the essence of smelling like enjoying desserts at a Japanese teahouse overlooking a tranquil garden, this is the scent for you.
