- Russian Tea Masque Milano for women and men:
main accords
leather
green
smoky
fresh spicy
amber
aromatic
sweet
warm spicy
fruity
woody
Outside, Nevsky Prospekt lies blanketed in snow, its grandeur complemented by a sumptuous Art Nouveau building. Step inside, and you’ll find a spacious, inviting bookstore—and on the first floor, an elegant café. As hot water is poured into the cup, the infusion awakens, unfurling its most distinctive notes: a rich, intense black tea base, brightened by a sharp, lively floral hint, and that unmistakable dry, smoky aftertaste—an echo of the caravanserai campfires that once kept precious tea cargoes dry during their endless journeys across Siberia.
一.Pros
1.Complex and high quality fragrance
2.Aromatic and dark
3.Realistic tea scent
4.Ideal for autumn/winter season
5.Unisex fragrance
6.Intense smoky and incense notes
7.Good sillage and longevity
8.Evokes feelings of sophistication and sexiness
二.Cons
1.Not everyone's cup of tea
2.Expensive
3.May be disappointing for those expecting more leather and birch
4.May cause sinus pressure or headaches for some
5.Leather note may come off as synthetic or not high quality
6.Misleading name and comparison to other fragrances
7.May feel too bright or synthetic for some
8.Some find it too similar to other tea scents
Fresh mint leaves add a delightful, cooling lift to the hot brew, while a teaspoon of raspberry preserve sweetens the drink gently—never overpowering, just softening the subtle bitter undertones of leather and birch. We sip slowly, our eyes drifting through the wide window toward the stunning Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan, and far beyond. Today, the Russian Tea Ritual has carried us on an unexpected voyage to distant lands: places steeped in mystery, and brimming with fascination.
Fragrance Notes
1.Black Tea 2.Leather 3.Mint 4.Birch 5.Incense 6.Raspberry 7.Black Pepper 8.Immortelle 9.Labdanum 10.Magnolia
