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Tea Service Chasing Scents 2021

7.9 / 10 53 Ratings

A popular perfume by Chasing Scents for women and men, released in 2021. The scent is floral-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Spicy

Fruity

Green

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Jasmine tea

Oolong tea

Heart Notes

Goji berry

Osmanthus absolute

White peach

Base Notes

Musk

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Sandy Wong Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.953 Ratings

Longevity

7.636 Ratings

Sillage

6.436 Ratings

Bottle

6.929 Ratings

Value for money

6.119 Ratings

Submitted by MiniGBIC, last update on 11/05/2025.

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Reviews

8 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/11/2023

6.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

FreshKatsu
13 Reviews

FreshKatsu

Very helpful Review 4

Tea shopping

This is a photorealistic green tea fragrance. Compared to other tea perfumes I've tried (Le Labo's Matcha & Thé Noir, Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea, Memo's Winter Palace, Vilhelm's Dear Polly, Jo Malone's Earl Grey & Cucumber), Tea Service relies on very little other than its main tea notes (jasmine, oolong and osmanthus). The result is a strong clean tea scent that is prominent and not masked by floral, smoke or other distractions. Whether that's a good thing or not depends on your affinity with astringent green tea. Unfortunately the realism of the tea scent also carries a bit of bitterness which gives it a 'dusty' tea shop vibe. This is improved by the jasmine and peach taking over in the dry down. There's also musk in the background but for once it's truly in a support role. Longevity and sillage are suprisingly good for an indie company.

04/16/2023

Iceblocks
35 Reviews

Iceblocks

Helpful Review 2

Photorealistic steeped tea

This is a beautifully rendered scent. I know it's meant to represent oolong - to my nose it's more of a jasmine green tea with an undercurrent of peach. There's a wisp of something dark, smoky, almost steeped about it - just like tea, it's somewhat tannic - but that darkness doesn't take over the composition, instead providing a realistic backdrop.

In the air, it's a blend of jasmine tea, green tea, and oolong tea, all naturally sweetened by osmanthus and a little juice.

It sits close to the skin but it lasts. "Real" enough that it practically makes my mouth water, and real enough in a way that speaks to the small-batch quality of the ingredients.

Am genuinely impressed by this - will be keeping an eye on future releases from this house!

01/18/2025

gigi27
1 Review

gigi27

4

Photorealistic oolong + jasmine tea

Like getting your face close to a steaming cup of oolong and jasmine tea, or dipping your nose in a freshly opened packet of a high quality blend of those teas. If you are searching for the most realistic green tea note in fragrance, you need seek no more.

Both oolong and jasmine have, to my nose, a certain musty tone that I don’t love wearing, but that’s just me.

Dries down beautifully, without losing the tea notes at all.

08/21/2025

6Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

HappyMilf
34 Reviews

HappyMilf

2

Timber chest with memories

Tea Service hits immediately with an amped-up oolong tea. Not the quiet, meditative kind you sip in silence, but a bold, fragrant version with intensity turned up to 200%. It’s deeply floral, with jasmine rising fast and prominent, bringing a perfumed, slightly waxy edge.

Surprisingly, this fragrance conjured the scent of an old cobbler’s shop - leather, timber, shoe polish, even dust. It unlocked a vivid, deeply personal memory. It smells exactly like my grandfather’s home (he was a cobbler): timber floors, old leather tools, and that peculiar combination of polish, wood, and quiet stillness.

Notable Notes I Could Detect:

Oolong tea – bold and sharp, almost herbal at times

Jasmine – heavily present, adding floral density

Leather/Polish – not listed, but unmistakably evoked (nostalgic and intimate rather than animalic)

Dry wood tones – linking back to timber floors and old-world interiors

This isn’t a perfume I can wear - too much emotion, too strange, too much like opening a memory chest. And yet, I can’t stop smelling it. It’s haunting in the best way. I wouldn’t call it beautiful in the traditional sense, but it’s artistic, arresting, and a little ghostly.

Personal Note:
While I wouldn’t reach for this to wear out, I deeply respect what it’s doing. It’s one of those rare scents that tells a story, and it happens to overlap with mine in a very personal, almost surreal way.

Verdict:
Not wearable for me, but unforgettable. A scent time capsule.
Ranked: #6 out of 6 (not due to lack of quality, but wearability. Who knows, though, i mught come back to it again).

12/12/2024

7Scent 10Longevity 6Sillage

Banjeekundt
103 Reviews

Banjeekundt

1

Fruity tea

This is a good tea scent but, unfortunately, I do not enjoy jasmine scents.

At first spray, it's straight jasmine tea—fresh and green but with that sharp, aromatic and powdery white floral quality that gives me a headache. It was all I could smell for the first two hours until some of the fruitiness started to emerge.

Thankfully, after three hours the jasmine notes faded and the black tea came out strong, rich and earthy, further accompanied by the fruits. Very pleasant, somewhat sweet, and quite peachy. It remains this way for most of the remainder of the wear, with the fruit and tea subsiding a bit when the musk comes out about six hours into it. Also, the longevity is phenomenal, lasting over 10 hours on my skin.

Overall, this is a pretty great perfume. If it didn't have the jasmine at the open, I would have enjoyed sampling this much more as the middle and latter stages of the wear were what I was hoping the whole experience would be like.

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