Levitating

It's extremely well-crafted and vaporous piece of art. I discovered it in a hurry and dismissed it as a "Gingerbread-like Christmas Tea" then moved on. My feelings toward it have changed dramatically. 🖤 Dominant Notes: Ceylon Black Tea, Vanilla Secondary Notes: Mandarin, Mate, Clove, Angelica Seeds Nonexistent Notes: Bergamot, Cedarwood, Guaiac Wood I wake up in Tibet, Northern Nepal or Uzbekistan. In those distant lands of thick, itchy wool. In the mist of my own awakening, I drink this first sip of Ceylon black tea (a Sri Lankan tea with a vague chocolatey flavor, as if it contained dried fruit), round and steaming, or Earl Grey. Was this also Alexandra David-Néel's basic breakfast? An opening of infused Mandarin, luscious as candied orange studded with cloves. It's quickly joined by a Bourbon Vanilla with tannins, full-bodied with bitter honey. Buettery, muted and poetic, lingering on the palate, drunk from a handcrafted porcelain cup with a gold rim. A fragrance, in short, that arouses in me a terrible nostalgia for a life I never had, for meditative peace, far from the hustle and bustle of the urban city. A discreet but rich fragrance encapsulating ethnic traditions inaccessible to me. And even though it's cold, the locals play musical instruments like the surnay, the tar, the rabab, the ghaychak, and the kobyz to keep us warm. I then open the Cedar spice box I brought back from Mongolia on a previous trip. Its woody aroma of smoked Maté at the bottom, cinnamon and aniseed angelica seeds. "Levitating" doesn't have such a name for no reason. A name I didn't understand at first. It's a gentle ascent, a mystical hovering induced by the warmth of Black Tea, the scent of the glorious city of Kathmandu... 🖤

It's very refrashing and openly hydrogen Jane with sour tea, spices and wood, very beautiful and quiet and also a song forever. Citrus perfume, a very beautiful opening, I do not feel tea clearly here, but I feel spicy and a lot, wood and citrus fruits, it lasts a long time on my skin and on clothes lasts more, when the perfume calms down, it turns into something sweeter and soft than vanilla, he saw that it is a little boring, the best memo Winter palace. 810

I’m in love with this perfume. It feels like a close cousin to Wulong Cha (less bright citrus) and Gris Charnel (less sweet and sandlewood). The black tea is comforting, the vanilla bourbon isn’t too overpowering, cloying or boozy and overall it’s a beautiful airy, happy scent. I applied my sample before bed and still had a skin scent of it in the morning. I couldn’t resist and purchased a FB immediately.

What an amazing scent! This is the best vanilla chai scent I have ever smelled, and I have smell quite a lot in this profile! Cloves, citrus, tea, vanilla! It never gets cloying, it never smells like an old stale perfume. Just amazing. More of a winter autumn perfume, but I can definitely see it in a summer evening. It doesnt smell like winter Palace at all

Th name Levitating is quite accurate for this scent. It is so addicting and makes me so happy. If you love TEA you will love this. In the opening I get a strong sweetened black tea; the cloves are also strong and it's intoxicating. The mid is where the citrus comes through for me. Overall, this is the best thing I've smelled this year!