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Blue Tea
by The Merchant of Venice
Blue Tea by The Merchant of Venice presents a softly refreshing green floral bouquet with a distinctive tea note that evolves gradually. The opening features a clean, slightly spicy tea accented with nutmeg and citrus, followed by a soft, sweet magnolia heart blended with neroli and a hint of rose. The dry down mellows into a delicate, soapy musk with subtle vetiver and mate tea, creating a light, persistent presence that lingers well past the initial spray, though longevity is modest. Its freshness and floral clarity make it especially suited for spring and summer daytime wear, and it appeals most to those who enjoy nuanced, natural-smelling tea fragrances with a refined, unobtrusive character. The perfume gives the impression of being well-blended and graceful, reminiscent of a quiet tea gathering in a garden or early summer breeze.
Pros
- +The scent is genuinely fresh, green, and floral with a natural balance that feels elegant and intentional
- +It performs well on the skin with a clean, subtle projection suitable for daily wear
- +The bottle design and initial olfactory impact are praised as visually and aromatically appealing
Cons
- −Longevity is inconsistent and widely reported as weak
- −Some users find the floral components lacking depth, making it feel thin or flat
- −The scent lacks a strong personal or emotional connection for many, making it memorable but not compelling enough to recommend universally