Russian Caravan Tea CB I Hate

A remarkably pure and realistic tea scent that captures the essence of a steaming cup of Earl Grey with a hint of lemon and subtle woodiness. The opening is bright and citrussy with a clean bergamot note that evokes a freshly steeped tea, leading into a delicate, slightly bitter black tea base with faint traces of smoke and spices. It feels unapologetically straightforward—no musk, no artificial sweetness, no excess. The scent is consistently described as clean, sheer, and refreshing, resembling iced tea or a quiet moment with a book. Most users agree it is a standout in realism, though many note its fleeting presence on skin. It shifts subtly depending on the wearer's body chemistry, with some experiencing a more floral or milky, others a bolder, woodsy or spiced character. While the sillage is intimate and longevity weak, some users report it lasting up to nine hours. The fragrance thrives in warm weather or daytime wear, with multiple comments aligning it strongly with spring, summer, and morning settings. It consistently appeals to those who enjoy subtle, atmospheric scents rooted in daily life rather than exaggerated glamour.