It's quite nice, but under no circumstances should you order it blindly, expecting some Phylosikos tea! :)) While the green fig is evident in the opening, it quickly disappears, and it wouldn't have even crossed my mind that the fragrance is supposed to be about tea if I hadn't read its name before.
For me, Fig Tea is mainly about osmanthus, with all its aromatic and fruity, even leathery aspects: velvety apricots, a drop of honey and an eucalyptus tree.
What bothers me a bit is that whiff of cleaning products that I notice in almost all of Nicolai's citrus scents. It's not very pronounced here, but still. Average performance.
