Honorable Mention

Realistic and addictive, bright yet smooth peach green-tea scent! Perfect for a hot climate spring-summer transition and very refreshing! Update: Still loving this one, but I have to be in the right mood for it which still happens fortunately, not every day but maybe 1-2 times a week. Sometimes it smells very simple and other times I pick up a hint of spice which keeps it interesting. It is on my full bottle list. I don't have another peach scent or another tea scent quite like it.

Ordered from a decant shop several months ago, and I’m so glad that I did! This is absolutely stunning and relaxing. On my skin, I get mainly the cypress and lily of the valley, maybe a bit of orange blossom and tea, and just a faint hint of sweetness. I feel like I’m at the spa. Just emailed Snif in a plea to bring it back, as it appears to have been discontinued! We need more tea-infused florals in our lives in an overly-vanilla market. Justice for Honorable Mention lol

Just gave my travel size to a friend who fell in love with it but not for lack of loving it myself! Definitely get almost all tea from this. I know a lot of people miss the tea note but that’s mostly what I get! Like a splash of peach in a fresh iced unsweetened white jasmine tea. Or oolong. Or white! Not black.

This is my favorite that I've tried from snif - sadly, seems to have been discontinued and luckily I bought a backup bottle at discount before they were gone. I love it! I get walnut and peach for sure, not so much the woody notes. For me this is an any-day, any-occasion, year-round wear.

Everywhen and everywhere kind of scent. I honestly cannot pick up tea or peach scent as in they all blend in so well and I don't like it if any accord overwhelms others.

I wasn’t sure about this one at first, but I actually adore it now. It’s floral with a nice tea note. It makes me happy just smelling it :)

I really like this one from Snif. I hope they bring it back. It is sophisticated and well-blended.

Pretty white floral with a touch of fruitiness, white woods maybe but not evergreen. The name is apt--not the gold medal but still very good and worth trying.

My most frequent compliment-getter. People LOVE this stuff on me. However I don't like it much myself and don't really reach for it. A little too spicy to my nose, wish the peach stood out a bit more. I also don't pick up on the tea note at all. Everything blends a little TOO well that it doesn't really smell like anything discernible. Just vaguely sweet and spicy.

You're in the Pacific Northwest. After a hike in a cypress forest, you come back to town, get a peach green tea, and stroll through a bookshop. You're wearing a fisherman sweater. This is what you smell like. And to me, it's perfect. It's grounded and earthy but soft and subtle with a surprisingly sexy (to me) undercurrent. The cypress and vetiver comes on strong for the first couple minutes, but for the majority of its wear, it's quite soft and leans slightly feminine. The freshness here isn't too bright or zesty or summery...it's a kind of lived-in freshness? I could see this working in any season tbh, but there's something a little cozy to it that I think makes it best suited for fall and spring.

This feels peppery and fresh, with that more jasmine tea floral that dries down soapy. I already have Atropa Belladonna which is a more floral and less peppery/less tea fragrance than this. This isn’t something I cared to reach for while it was in my collection, but layered with oil perfumery’s Idole roll on, this smells very similar to Flower Market by Replica, another discontinued scent. Edit: I spritzed on the discontinued Orange Blossom from 7 Virtues, and on my skin, this does smell very similar honestly! Only problem is it’s also discontinued!

The florals in this one are light but prominent enough that it gives you a fresh floral if you are looking for that. I actually think it is a great starter floral if you are like me, and not a floral person at first. I am enjoying this scent more and more. I own a few Snif fragrances, with natural talent being my favorite, but this one is sneaking up there. It actually layers nicely with natural talent too. I think this is a great grab and go old standard. It isn’t ground breaking or anything but really nice especially in the heat.

all i pick up is the cypress and lily of the valley. no tea which kinda makes me sad :( if you have mostly florals in your collection, you'll most likely enjoy this. it reminds me of a more tolerable version of zara's "waterlily tea dress". perfect for the upcoming spring/summer seasons. this one's a like and not a love for me.