With “Thé Brun”, Jean-Charles Brosseau set the stage for a décor, an attitude, an instinct. This esthete only needed a few hours, working with talented perfumer and old friend Pierre Bourdon, to compose this fragrance that is both elegant and rustic. Opening with a smoky tea accord accented with spice, citrus and woody notes, Thé Brun’s composition is well-blended and no single note really prevails. Those who like black teas will be delighted by the darker base notes while those who prefer something lighter will appreciate the subtle sillage of the scent.

Ingredients:
Top notes: bergamot, cardamom, cinnamon, melon, pineapple
Heart notes: jasmine, lavender, lily of the valley, orange blossom, violet
Base notes: ambergris, caraway seed, musk, tea, vanilla