Citrusy
Floral
Green
Notescedarwoodfrangipanigaiac / guaiac woodgreen teajasminemilky nuanceoolong teaorange blossomosmanthuspatchouli
Tags
#clean
#savory
Style
unisex
A surround sound symphony of uplifting tea and apricotty osmanthus. Frangipani and orange blossom smile in the opening, while oolong tea swirls to the surface in this subtle brew. Osmanthus, the flower that bridges the gap between apricot and tea, joins forces with guaiac wood for a delightfully smooth and happy smellscape.
Perfumer: Kong Dexing
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, unhurried spaces: a quiet room, warm tea in hand, daylight filtering across wood and glass. It reads as composed and intimate, with a savory green clarity that stays near the skin rather than filling the air.
How to wear
Best in mild to cool weather, where its tea notes stay crisp and the osmanthus can bloom without turning heavy. Apply lightly; one to three sprays is enough for a soft, polished trail. On skin it stays smooth and restrained, with a gentle woody-milky drydown.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like tea fragrances with a green, slightly savory edge and a floral note that feels more apricot-like than sugary. It suits people drawn to understated, modern compositions with a calm, natural texture.
Release year
2024
NuWilds’s story
NUWILDS is an independent Chinese fragrance house rooted in nature, history and art, with a focus on scents that feel distinctive and memory-laden rather than generic. Its style leans toward atmospheric compositions with a clear thematic identity.
Osmanthus & Oolong’s concept
NUWILDS was founded in Shanghai in 2019 and builds fragrances around nature and memory. For Osmanthus & Oolong, the available sources confirm the tea-and-osmanthus concept and the 2024 release, but do not provide a detailed origin story beyond the brand's broader creative direction.
Extra info
The name pairs two classic Asian references: osmanthus, a prized fragrant blossom, and oolong tea. The brand is based in Shanghai and the fragrance is listed as still in production. It has also been associated with the osmanthus-focused niche fragrance scene.
Notescedarwoodfrangipanigaiac / guaiac woodgreen teajasminemilky nuanceoolong teaorange blossomosmanthuspatchouli
Tags
#clean
#savory
Style
unisex
A surround sound symphony of uplifting tea and apricotty osmanthus. Frangipani and orange blossom smile in the opening, while oolong tea swirls to the surface in this subtle brew. Osmanthus, the flower that bridges the gap between apricot and tea, joins forces with guaiac wood for a delightfully smooth and happy smellscape.
Perfumer: Kong Dexing
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, unhurried spaces: a quiet room, warm tea in hand, daylight filtering across wood and glass. It reads as composed and intimate, with a savory green clarity that stays near the skin rather than filling the air.
How to wear
Best in mild to cool weather, where its tea notes stay crisp and the osmanthus can bloom without turning heavy. Apply lightly; one to three sprays is enough for a soft, polished trail. On skin it stays smooth and restrained, with a gentle woody-milky drydown.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like tea fragrances with a green, slightly savory edge and a floral note that feels more apricot-like than sugary. It suits people drawn to understated, modern compositions with a calm, natural texture.
Release year
2024
NuWilds’s story
NUWILDS is an independent Chinese fragrance house rooted in nature, history and art, with a focus on scents that feel distinctive and memory-laden rather than generic. Its style leans toward atmospheric compositions with a clear thematic identity.
Osmanthus & Oolong’s concept
NUWILDS was founded in Shanghai in 2019 and builds fragrances around nature and memory. For Osmanthus & Oolong, the available sources confirm the tea-and-osmanthus concept and the 2024 release, but do not provide a detailed origin story beyond the brand's broader creative direction.
Extra info
The name pairs two classic Asian references: osmanthus, a prized fragrant blossom, and oolong tea. The brand is based in Shanghai and the fragrance is listed as still in production. It has also been associated with the osmanthus-focused niche fragrance scene.