Aged Tea P Seven 2021

When I first smelled this fragrance, I thought it was something very special. He made me feel as if I were in a tea house in Taiwan. From one can to the next I schnupper me through the different high-quality teas.

Aged Tea begins with a tart, woody note, like when you open a can of strong black tea and smell it. In the background then slowly builds up a citrus note.

It gradually becomes balsamic tea-like, reminiscent a bit of a freshly brewed Earl Grey. The tart note subsides very gradually.

Over time it becomes a little softer, the strong black tea gets oolong notes, it becomes overall softer and woodier.

In the end, you are left with a fresh, very authentic and high quality Taiwanese iced tea with aiyu jelly.

I particularly like the direction in which the fragrance develops over time. I am not surprised that this fragrance won an Art & Olfactory Award. In my opinion, he is the most intense from the tea series of P Seven. However, we are still talking about tea fragrances, which often do not perform so well in terms of silage and durability. From the durability it is not so good, but still better than the other P Sevens. After two hours I perceive him on me only nooch barely, it seems as if he would perform better in the summer. To be honest, I have but so far hardly tested tea fragrances that have lasted longer with me.

Overall a total luxury fragrance, especially very complex by the change of the different tea notes. Highly recommended!