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Dossier Citrus Tea smells like sipping iced Earl Grey tea on a cedar patio while fresh bay leaves crush between your fingers. It kicks off with a brig… Show more

Dossier Citrus Tea smells like sipping iced Earl Grey tea on a cedar patio while fresh bay leaves crush between your fingers. It kicks off with a bright splash of tart bergamot and ripe green fig before settling into a steeped black tea aroma laced with dry cedarwood, sweet hay, and a wisp of clean incense. Instead of a loud cologne punch, you get a calm, aromatic freshness that feels grounded and earthy rather than soapy. It is an effortless daily reach for cool mornings, coffee runs, and relaxed work environments where you want to smell put together without filling the entire hallway. Show less

Studio Pneuma Remain opens with a bright flash of bergamot, black currant, and bitter grapefruit that quickly gives way to a calming heart of green fi… Show more

Studio Pneuma Remain opens with a bright flash of bergamot, black currant, and bitter grapefruit that quickly gives way to a calming heart of green fig, steeped black tea, and neroli. The dry down drops into grounding cedarwood, vetiver, and earthy patchouli. It creates an atmosphere reminiscent of damp morning air and quiet garden tea tables. This unisex fragrance wears effortlessly during cool spring days, outdoor gatherings, or focused work environments where heavy perfumes feel out of place. Show less

English Cologne by Rasei Fort is a bold oriental floral that opens with eucalyptus and warm spices. It settles into a complex middle of black tea, tob… Show more

English Cologne by Rasei Fort is a bold oriental floral that opens with eucalyptus and warm spices. It settles into a complex middle of black tea, tobacco, and birch tar. This unisex composition offers a distinctive, resinous profile ideal for cooler weather, appealing to those who appreciate artisanal, long-lasting fragrances that sit well on the skin during formal evening occasions. Show less

Pemberley smells like a rain-soaked garden rather than a polished bouquet. Hyacinth, peony, and honeysuckle open green and dewy, then black tea, coria… Show more

Pemberley smells like a rain-soaked garden rather than a polished bouquet. Hyacinth, peony, and honeysuckle open green and dewy, then black tea, coriander, vetiver, and woods give it an earthy, lightly spiced backbone. It usually suits spring and mild summer weather best. If you like floral perfumes with soil, stems, and fresh air around them, this is an easy one to sample. Show less

Fitzgerald is a dark, spiced coffee and chocolate scent with black tea, smoke, woods, and a soft vanilla finish. On skin it can feel like a mocha in a… Show more

Fitzgerald is a dark, spiced coffee and chocolate scent with black tea, smoke, woods, and a soft vanilla finish. On skin it can feel like a mocha in an old library, rich, dry, and slightly atmospheric rather than sugary. It tends to suit cool weather best. Reviews suggest the smoke is the deciding factor, beautiful for some, cigarette-like for others, so this. Show less