Green Tea

Armaf

Derby Club House Blanche is Armaf's version of a very specific idea: the clean, aquatic bergamot-and-tea accord that Creed's Silver Mountain Water made famous.

Fendi

Fan di Fendi Eau Fraîche strips the original's baroque white floral complexity down to an exercise in lightness.

Fendi

The EDT opens on a sparkling Italian-summer accord: tangerine and lemon tree give citrus clarity, green tea adds a clean bitter note, and petitgrain its waxy-green freshness.

Elizabeth Arden

A warm-weather escape in six notes: lychee and passion flower fizz at the top, green tea and magnolia cool the heart, and blackberry lends a soft purple sweetness to the dry-down, all supported by a clean musk that keeps the whole thing afloat.

Gritti

Luca Gritti's Pomelo Sorrento is a portrait of the Amalfi Coast at mid-morning: grapefruit and pomelo in the top, their citrus brightness sharpened by a touch of mint, before the heart opens into an Italian garden — rose and white flowers supported by green tea's clean, slightly vegetal note.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Yuzu is built around a single repeated idea: citrus and tea, layered.

Lanvin

Éclat d'Arpège 2002 opens on green lilac and lemon leaves — a fresh, slightly soapy bouquet with a hint of crushed stem.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Bamboo opens with a spray of citrus — bright lemon, grapefruit, bergamot — and the sharp green bite of galbanum and bamboo stalk.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Cucumber stakes out the most minimal territory in the Elizabeth Arden green tea line.

Elizabeth Arden

Green Tea Exotic opens with black tea and bergamot before a squeeze of lime sharpens the composition.

Guerlain

Mandarine Basilic Harvest is a seasonal release within Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria collection, built around two ingredients in close proximity: the bright peel oil of mandarin and the green, slightly anise-touched edge of basil.

Calvin Klein

Lemon and ginger open with a sharp, almost electric brightness — the kind of citrus that reads wet rather than juicy.

L'Occitane en Provence

Green tea and bitter orange open clean and tart — unsweetened, with the astringency of brewed tea.

Atkinsons

A boozy gentleman's cologne built around whisky and tea, opened by juniper berries and cardamom over a slick of green galbanum.

Fragonard

Jasmin Perle de Thé is a study in restraint.

Guerlain

Aqua Allegoria Cherry Blossom opens with bergamot and green tea, a pairing that reads as crisp and bright without green bitterness.

Montale

Mint and sage open with garden-herb freshness that reads clean, if slightly utilitarian.

Giorgio Armani

The Yulong is a white tea from Yunnan, and Armani's Privé interpretation takes its subject seriously.

L'Occitane en Provence

Thé Vert au Jasmin, created by Fabrice Pellegrin, leads with citrus — bitter orange, pomelo, and a hint of sweet orange — sharpened by cardamom.

Comme Des Garçons

Marie-Aude Couture's contribution to the 2005 Sweet series, Nomad Tea is the herbal counterweight to the set's pastry-centred releases.

Armaf

Tres Jour announces itself with a clean neroli-lemon pairing, then pivots sharply into tuberose—an indolic, creamy floral that dominates the heart alongside jasmine.

Hugo Boss

Boss Orange for Men Feel Good Summer plays the brief honestly: lemon, green apple, and juniper open with the cold snap of cut fruit and gin.

Anna Zworykina

Apart

Hexennacht

Max Joacim

Wild Hybrid

Ten Digit Creations

Ten Digit Creations

Marine Molina

Les Parfums de Grasse

Alan Bray

The Spirit Of Azerbaijan

Villainess

Aroma Sanctum