One word: E-cigarette flavor of black tea with milk
If you want milk tea, Jill Stuart has a higher reproducibility.
The scent scatters for a moment, but it comes together in one place in a few minutes. This happened with
Eau de Milk Tea Blend too. It's not tea. This is a bit similar to KENZO's
Nuit Tatami . The "roasting" part of
Roasted Green Tea Eau de Parfum makes it smell like the smell of living in a house. Haven't you ever felt like you were in someone else's house? That's it. Jill wins in terms of reproducibility here. However, that's a comparison as a milk tea, yes. It's difficult to say that it's very close to actual Hojicha.
Many people don't know this, but Hojicha, green tea, black tea, and oolong tea are actually all made from the same tea leaves. (That's surprising, isn't it? I thought so too.) So it's extremely difficult to differentiate them.
If it had a more fragrant roasted feel, it would have been closer to Hojicha. It's not quite coffee, but it's roasted, so it has a similar flavor. Real hojicha has a tatami-like scent. Maybe that's why it looks like KENZO? But you can't put vanilla in either tatami or tea. Lol, ruined. So I don't recommend it. It's an attractive concept, an attractive note, but Japanese bloggers were raving about it, but I think they were people who praised everything. They don't say what they think clearly. Maybe that attitude is because they have an ulterior motive to get some "leftovers". Of course, I appreciate that kindness and goodwill, but I think it helps more people if reviews are written honestly. So I'm being honest and say I don't recommend it.
Background
Hojicha is roasted green tea, and hojicha latte is a standard product sold at Starbucks, Tully's, convenience stores, etc. in Japan. Hojicha and hojicha latte are different. Hojicha,In Japan, you can buy Hojicha tea bags at any supermarket. If you smoke it in your room, it smells great.