Category: Food & Desserts
I wasn’t sure how they’d pull off “ink stained fingers” as a scent, but it’s there in the dry down—subtle, papery, and strangely cozy next to the chestnut tea. The black amber gives it just enough warmth to feel like a late-night writing session.
This one actually smells like an old library that serves tea—I swear I caught a whiff of ink and worn pages under the cinnamon chestnut, not just sweetness. It’s cozy but not cloying, and the white oud gives it a grounding weight that lingers for hours. I’ve already ordered a second bottle.
The cinnamon chestnut black tea note is so cozy and realistic, it genuinely smells like a warm mug in a library. I keep catching whiffs of the white oud and amber underneath, and it lasts for hours on my skin. This is my new favorite scent for curling up with a book.
