Bohemian Tea

Very unique scent, reminds me a bit of Jovoy’s Remember Me (in opening), although this chai is served without any honey or milk. It opens with spicy cardamom and fresh citrus. The citrus fades within the first 15 minutes, and during the first hour the cardamom blends with the orris root as the scent becomes dry and powdery. In the drydown it becomes a little lipsticky from the orris root, and a little woody from the cedar. The scent is completely unisex. It opens as a spicy type of cardamom/chai tea, then dries down as a woody and powdery orris fragrance. I really like the journey and the interplay between the notes is pleasant. Nothing synthetic, chemical or harsh. But - I wouldn’t consider it a safe blind buy, unless you really love orris root fragrances. The orris is the main note in the drydown, and even though the green tea and cardamom is still present for a few hours, it doesn’t smell like tea. It’s like an abstract interpretation of a powdery chai tea served in a forrest. After a few hours I can only smell woods and orris root.

A refreshing citrusy green tea scent which actually performed quite nicely on my skin. I was considering getting a FB, however, actually the SA told me to rather check out other fragrances since the price is not justified in the performance and scent profile. I would go with Wulong Cha or Winter Palace first, but if I had the fun money, I would also get a bottle of this.

A fresh tea perfume, perfect for hot days. I like a lot for summer, it is versatile, easy to like and for all! Office compatible.

It smells like Nivea creme with a little bit of sparkling lemon. In a good way.

I really love the opening of bohemian tea, a very soft realistic, refreshing, citrusy tea but unfortunately the drydown becomes a bland orris root perfume. It still smells good but I was disappointed because I absolutely love the opening of it

Smell very cheap for me. I don't want to be critical, but I had a bigger expectation. Weak silage and weak longetivity. Quite soapy.

Powdery green tea. Not really soapy. Meh.

Soapy, musky...with fragments of tea. I want to replace my Nicolai Fig Tea with another tea scent - two years now i rebought it every spring, and now im getting bored with it honestly. This is not the tea scent im looking for.

Are you in search of a fragrance that’s summer in a bottle? Meet the underrated gem, Bohemian Tea 🍵 a fresh, citrusy tea fragrance that’s light, fancy, and won’t wreck your head or your pocket. It’s like a cool breeze on a hot, humid day! The opening is zingy bergamot, juicy mandarin, and a pinch of spicy cardamom, with mellow green tea that resembles a fancy iced tea. After 10-25 minutes , soft orange blossom and a whisper of powdery iris mix with warm cedar, smooth guaiac wood, and clean musk, gradually becoming noticeable. The blending is so nicely done, as if the perfumer has wrapped everything in a warm, earthy hug. It’s like a high-end spa day meets a citrus grove—sunshine and a cozy hug! Yes, it’s elegant and absolutely not boring. 🍵 Reasons I love this fragrance: - It’s summer in a bottle! Citrus + green tea = instant refresh button. Not too sweet, not too sharp—just cool, crisp & clean vibes. - Migraine-safe. There are no heavy florals or loud spices. It’s light enough for sensitive noses but sophisticated enough to make you smell like you’ve got your life together. It’s like aromatherapy that actually works. - Lasts 5-6 hours. Unlike most fresh perfumes, this one sticks around gracefully. Spritz it on clothes (especially linen or cotton) to make it last longer. - Smells elegant—without the price tag! Feels luxe! Think of it as the perfume version of a perfectly tailored white shirt. Plus, it’s unisex, so it works for any gender, any vibe. Bohemian Tea is the summer fragrance you’ll want to bathe in during hot, humid days. It’s fresh, migraine-safe, and has just enough sophistication to make you feel special. Whether you’re a perfume newbie or a seasoned collector, this one is a crowd-pleaser. Let’s be real: summer scents need to walk a fine line—they should be refreshing but not cloying, light but still memorable. Bohemian Tea nails these criteria. The citrus and green tea combo feels like sipping iced tea at your favorite café: crisp, energizing, and totally uncomplicated. So, if you’re into scents that smell like sunshine and cool breezes—without the risk of any headache, give it a spritz. Your summer self will thank you.

Light chai tea. I looove the cardamamom in this!