Maté

Great mint tea scent. (I get mint as much as mate and more than fig). It's a bit weak, but man does it layer with the other Olibanum brand scents well. It turns the Vetiver fragrance from something almost aggressively grassy into a fully versatile freshie that's simultaneously cozy. It similarly fills out the Cardamom scent. So while it's a like on its own, it's a love for how well it plays with others.

Love it, fresh aromatic scent that you can wear all seasons. Can't smell the mint, just fig tea

Amazing tea fig scent, works wonderful in summer nights.

At once green and dry - which melds very nicely and smoothly into the quality, honest-smelling citric-herbal facet of the olibanum that's at the base of all the house's formulas. Works really well as a health-food-shop-style freshie in an un-cliched, homespun-hippie kind of way. Strong sense memories of a Moroccan-style mint tea that's been freshly brewed, but made with dried rather than green mint leaves. Mate, though? Well, kind of, but it's not quite as clearly outlined or distinctive as in, say, LV Cactus Garden - although the Olibanum treatment is infinitely cheaper and more accessible. Fig not a major player for me here, and definitely not an overbearing fruity swell. The green phase does ebb disappointingly quickly, though; most of the tang and sap has diffused in under 2h, although the frankincense hangs around much longer, for a respectable 6-7 on skin. As with all of the line, it's subtle and discreet in presence. Would certainly be at its best in warm to hot weather; a little too low-key to shine in the cold. Kind of makes you feel "it's good for you", which may not be the fully luxuriant treat you want; but a sincere and worthwhile effort.

Maté is a fresh, aromatic green fragrance that embraces simplicity and clarity. From the very first spray, its main elements—mint, fig, and maté—are immediately recognizable, creating a crisp and invigorating scent. It remains linear throughout its wear, maintaining a light and refreshing presence. While its minimalistic approach is appealing, the performance leaves something to be desired. The longevity is relatively short, making it a better candidate for layering with deeper, woodier perfumes to extend its impact. On its own, Maté is a pleasant and easygoing fragrance, but it may not be the best choice for those seeking longevity and complexity. Rating: 3/5

Easy to wear fresh minty tea not as bitter as I thought it would, the incense works very nice blending together with the tea, don’t get much of a fig but there is a slight sweetness buried in the scent. Some of this brand’s offerings can really stand on its own but a lot of these are too simple and weak to really use other than a subtle layer onto something else, this works pretty good to add a green herbal feel to something didn’t expect to like this one.

I don't get any tea here. Just a smoky aromatic greenness. Gets a little fruitier on drydown. For a true fig tea scent, go for Nicolai Fig Tea.

classic tea scent. a little starchy but not bad or weird. nice and true to tea smell with a punch