Harvested for its strongly aromatic leaves, black tea is known for its stimulating virtues. The leaves are oxidized and turned into ‘black tea’, a process invented by the British in the XIX century. Once infused into hot water, the solution sends out a comforting woody vapour.
Michael Edwards Fragrance Wheel
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| Burn Time |
Rated 3 out of 5
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| Fragrance |
Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Non-detectable, 0 is Delicate and 2 is Rich
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| Diffusion |
Rated 1 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Weak, 0 is Moderate and 2 is Full
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| Meets Expectations |
Rated 5 out of 5
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Really good
Really good black tea smell.
| Burn Time |
Rated 3 out of 5
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| Fragrance |
Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Rich, 0 is Delicate and 2 is Non-detectable
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| Diffusion |
Rated 1 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Weak, 0 is Moderate and 2 is Full
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| Meets Expectations |
Rated 5 out of 5
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