Winter Palace. Tea and Fire.

The awakening of the dragon, imperial.
Eyes sparkling with icy fire. Oil of orange.
He rises above my cup of red tea, his breath swirling the flavor of bergamot.
His trembling shadow stretches out to my place in the hall of honor.
Suddenly the heat swells, and the atmosphere shifts from citrus to intense wood.
Soaring into the air, he vanishes from the palace in a flash of powder. Benzoin.
What is he looking for? All of a sudden, it stops snowing outside.
I can see him in the distance, undulating in sync with the Great Wall of China.
The dragon is dancing with joy, drunk on freedom. He sows an everlasting spring, maté tea, grapefruit, and yet leaves a wake of passionate amber and vanilla.
Winter Palace has freed its emissary, a winged and tenacious dragon king with a trail of fire.


Winter Palace Eau de Parfum is a fresh and spicy scent that is a powerful contrast between fire and ice. Inspired by the hypnotic energy of China and its imperial palaces, the first impression is of fresh bergamot and oil of orange that bring a sheer and invigorating power.

As soon as the freshness settles, the red tea accord rises with a spicy and warming sensation, like a dragon from its lair. This creates a trail of fiery warmth and powdery amber tones that further celebrates Winter Palace as a scent of contrasts. Tea and Fire: fresh and powerful, summer as winter, sweet but spicy.

The black lacquered bottle is dressed with a dragon – a symbol of power and good luck in Chinese culture.