Lushan Yunwu 庐山云雾

This clean, green, and citrusy fragrance reminds me of the scent of lime rinds or a calamansi farm. When I went to the Blackpaw store in China to try their selection, this fragrance stood out because there is nothing quite like it. This dries down with an elevated powdery citrus scent that is apt for humid climates. I like it very much.

A fresh tea fragrance with a surprisingly thorny edge. The opening is sharp and stemmy — almost like brushing past rose thorns — yet still bright and fragrant. There’s a citrus peel lift that keeps everything airy. As it settles, a cool rose begins to float through the green mist, petal‐thin and transparent. The bitterness stays present but controlled, softened by the green tea and a faint floral halo. It remains consistently green, fresh, and slightly aromatic throughout. Not a love, but a genuinely interesting, thorn‐green rose‐tea that’s easy to tolerate even if you’re sensitive to bitter notes. Quietly compelling.