DUA FRAGRANCES Thai Iced Tea
Introducing "Thai Iced Tea" by Dua Fragrances, an original creation that captures the delightful aroma of this beloved beverage. Thai iced tea is renowned for its unique blend of spicy and sweet notes, combining the aromatic richness of star anise with the smoothness of black tea. It's a popular and comforting drink often enjoyed at Thai restaurants and other establishments.
Cardamom joins forces with cinnamon and star anise to create a sweet and bright aroma, adding depth and complexity to the composition. Tamarind plays a crucial role, infusing the fragrance with its unique sweet and sour notes, reminiscent of the addictive nature of the drink itself.
"Thai Iced Tea" is more than just a fragrance; it's a nostalgic journey that will transport you to the heart of Thai culinary culture. Each spritz is like savoring a sip of this beloved drink, allowing you to relish every moment of the journey it offers.
CLASSIFICATION: Gourmand
NOTES: Crushed Tamarind, Cardamom, Freshly Brewed Black Tea, Star Anise, Cinnamon, Sweet Condensed Milk, & Vanilla.
GENDER: Unisex
CONCENTRATION: Extrait de Parfum
34ML (1.1FL.OZ)
This is definitely one of the Dua frags I feel need to mature in order to come into its full potential. When first received, this leaned ‘elderly gentleman aftershave. After sitting for about 6 months, she is gorgeous. Absolutely a perfect autumn/winter fragrance. Tamarind, spice, and cream, this is a fragrance you should definitely pick up and allow to properly mature (i.e., immediately spray 10 times to clear the pump then store it away, [upside down] in its original box for a several months. Layers well with any Dua vanilla, many ME frags such as Khamrah. Defo worth the wait!
You can really smell the tamarind and milk, this the first fragrance to claim a milky note that is actually detectable. I haven't drunk thai iced tea, but this does come across as a rich smooth fruity milky scent that reminds me of my rooibos chai that I drink frequently.
The fruitiness is not too sweet, kind of like slightly overripe apples and Clementines in a fruit bowl or an apple and spice tea sort of smell, not sickly sweet 'red fruits' that you so often get.
Interesting