Senteur Lab - Rose & Tea in Bloom Series Tea Fragrance 50ml - Misty Gold Years

Inspiration from Tea Varietal | Junshan Yinzhen Yellow Tea × Bourbon Rose Hailing from Junshan Island in China's Dongting Lake, "Junshan Yinzhen" is a representative of China's long-standing yellow teas, renowned for its unique "mellowing" process. Its liquor is golden and clear, with a gentle and understated taste. This subtle beauty meets the Bourbon rose, which emerged in 19th-century France as a romantic legacy of horticultural artistry, celebrated for its elegant form and rich aroma. When the mellow radiance of yellow tea blends with the splendor of the rose, it presents a resonant echo of intertwined time and culture. Origin of the Name | Golden Haze in Bloom. The golden liquor of yellow tea gently diffuses like a soft mist, while the rose petals quietly unfurl in the interplay of light and shadow. The fragrance woven from tea and flower is like a silhouette of passing years – quiet, enduring, yet shimmering with understated opulence. Creative Philosophy | The aroma of yellow tea is warm and subtle, akin to the golden sheen polished by time. The rose acts as a vibrant brushstroke on the canvas, adding depth and dimension. It's not a dazzling extravagance, but an elegance born from settled moments: gentle yet highlighted, stable yet still radiant. Fragrance Scenario | A quiet afternoon, sunlight filtering through a light mist, dappling a wooden tabletop. Beside you, a cup of golden tea releases a warm fragrance with its rising steam. At this moment, the Bourbon rose blooms softly, its petals exuding a subtle sweetness in the light and shadow. The atmosphere resembles a fragment of a golden oil painting – serene, elegant, yet subtly imbued with a restrained opulence. Key Fragrance Notes | Soft / Luminous / Grounded