Top Notes 
Peach
Cocoa
Smoke
Heart Notes 
Lapsang Souchong tea
Cedarwood
Base Notes 
Peach tree sap
Labdanum08/21/2025
HappyMilf
25 Reviews
HappyMilf
1
Tea ritual where they smoke the tea first, but then there’s no more smoke left
The opening is unexpectedly juicy - a flash of peach sweetness hits first, but it vanishes almost instantly, like a memory evaporating. What follows is a moody evolution: smoke, cacao, and rich amber take over, creating a warm, slightly boozy haze. It feels like sipping an expensive fruit tea in a quiet, winter tea house.
Notes Detected & Evolution:
Top: Fleeting burst of peach and perhaps plum, but very short-lived
Heart: Cacao emerges quickly, dry and unsweetened, accompanied by smoke
Base: amber, and soft woods
A sweet resinous tone lingers, giving the impression of a tea infused with dark syrup and spice
There’s a mild boozy warmth in the background, like a dash of spiced liquor
This perfume transported me straight to my uni winters in Latvia - trudging through snow, ducking into cozy cafes to warm up with dark, fruity teas that you’d never make at home. It’s intimate, nostalgic, slightly melancholy. There’s no actual smoke lingering in the drydown, which is incredibly unique. It’s as if the tea was smoked… and you’re left with the story, not the fire.
This perfume is firmly in my winter fragrance category. I’d reserve it for cold nights, reading by the window, or evening walks under streetlights and frost.
Despite its richness, it’s not cloying or heavy, thanks to that clever smoked-tea illusion. The balance between fruit, amber, and smoke is delicate but memorable.
Verdict:
Emotional and cozy, like a steaming mug in winter hands. This scent tells a quiet, introspective story.
Ranked: #2 (seasonal favorite) for winter wear only, but a strong personal connection.
Notes Detected & Evolution:
Top: Fleeting burst of peach and perhaps plum, but very short-lived
Heart: Cacao emerges quickly, dry and unsweetened, accompanied by smoke
Base: amber, and soft woods
A sweet resinous tone lingers, giving the impression of a tea infused with dark syrup and spice
There’s a mild boozy warmth in the background, like a dash of spiced liquor
This perfume transported me straight to my uni winters in Latvia - trudging through snow, ducking into cozy cafes to warm up with dark, fruity teas that you’d never make at home. It’s intimate, nostalgic, slightly melancholy. There’s no actual smoke lingering in the drydown, which is incredibly unique. It’s as if the tea was smoked… and you’re left with the story, not the fire.
This perfume is firmly in my winter fragrance category. I’d reserve it for cold nights, reading by the window, or evening walks under streetlights and frost.
Despite its richness, it’s not cloying or heavy, thanks to that clever smoked-tea illusion. The balance between fruit, amber, and smoke is delicate but memorable.
Verdict:
Emotional and cozy, like a steaming mug in winter hands. This scent tells a quiet, introspective story.
Ranked: #2 (seasonal favorite) for winter wear only, but a strong personal connection.
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