Dead Leaves, Green Tea, and Tahitian Ginger

[doomsday_disco]

Every leaf tells a story.

[bheansidhe]

A gentle offering; a grassy-sweet, realistic green tea beautifully wedded to a dewy white ginger blossom. Here, the role of dead leaves is played by fermented black jasmine tea, merely added to the fresher notes to give them depth and cradle them like a cup. A lovely autumn Shunga offering a breath, a pause, and a palate cleanser to balance the heady excesses of the season. 

Edited November 3 by bheansidhe

[Saeva]

I have to agree with bheansidhe here. The main show is in the green tea, covering both the dead leaves and the white ginger-y notes pretty much effectively. You can get a hint of more, but it plays out as mostly green tea on the skin from touch down to last note. 

[LavenderCoffee]

lots of green tea! which almost creates the impression of a pile of dead leaves and green leaves. I was not able to find much of the ginger, but it's a lovely scent regardless.

[Poenari]

This is a lovely addition to my dead leaves collection because it is very different from my others. I don't typically go for Shungas or tea scents, but this one really works. The scent is green from the tea leaves, and not like the autumnal dead leaves I love. The ginger lends just a hint of spice, yet this is not a spicy blend.  I would love to drink this tea! (Note: do not drink your bpal.)