Springing from a fascination with swinging England, Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll evokes a modern day dandy, between bowler hat and electric guitar. Terribly British, furiously chic, daringly zany. Someone who, after a glorious night outdoors, in a burst of unbridled elegance, perfumes himself from his morning cup of tea as he returns home at 5 am.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The night is over, but sleep can wait: a jacket hangs over a chair while the first cup of tea steams nearby. Bright bergamot keeps the mood alert; smoky maté supplies a slightly dishevelled edge. This is polished informality, with enough texture to suggest the hours that came before.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or autumn weather, when the bright tea accord and smoky maté can both register. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained presence, then adjust on your skin. In warmer conditions, a lighter application should keep the tea-led freshness in focus.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to tea fragrances with texture rather than sweetness: bergamot brightness, smoky green maté and a woody, almost leathery edge softened by tonka. It suits a taste for understated polish with a deliberately unconventional detail.
Release year
2020
The nose
Isabelle Doyen is known for expressive compositions that give natural materials vivid texture and unexpected contrasts. Her long association with the Goutal house includes fragrances such as Songes and Un Matin d’Orage. In Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll, she brings that sensibility to the tension between bright bergamot tea, smoky maté and soft tonka bean.
Collaborators
Camille Goutal collaborated with Isabelle Doyen on the house’s independent creative framework, including its entirely natural palette. As artistic director and photographer, she shaped the visual world surrounding Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll; Doyen is credited with the perfume itself.
Voyages Imaginaires’s story
Founded by Camille Goutal and Isabelle Doyen, Voyages Imaginaires turns memories, ingredients and invented destinations into olfactory journeys. Its entirely natural compositions in organic wheat alcohol reflect a creative constraint rather than a rejection of synthetics: the emphasis is on imagination, sophistication and intimate scent trails.
Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll’s concept
Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll imagines a British dandy caught between a bowler hat and an electric guitar, returning home at five in the morning and perfuming himself with his tea. Doyen linked the idea to Earl Grey after an all-night party and to Keith Richards’ music and unconventional elegance—not to his wearing the fragrance.
Extra info
Doyen named Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll her favourite fragrance in the collection in a founder interview. The house’s metallic bottle cap was inspired by a visit to the plumbing section of a DIY shop, while double-sided labels incorporate Camille Goutal’s photographs. The fragrance is offered in refillable sprays.
Springing from a fascination with swinging England, Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll evokes a modern day dandy, between bowler hat and electric guitar. Terribly British, furiously chic, daringly zany. Someone who, after a glorious night outdoors, in a burst of unbridled elegance, perfumes himself from his morning cup of tea as he returns home at 5 am.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The night is over, but sleep can wait: a jacket hangs over a chair while the first cup of tea steams nearby. Bright bergamot keeps the mood alert; smoky maté supplies a slightly dishevelled edge. This is polished informality, with enough texture to suggest the hours that came before.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or autumn weather, when the bright tea accord and smoky maté can both register. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained presence, then adjust on your skin. In warmer conditions, a lighter application should keep the tea-led freshness in focus.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to tea fragrances with texture rather than sweetness: bergamot brightness, smoky green maté and a woody, almost leathery edge softened by tonka. It suits a taste for understated polish with a deliberately unconventional detail.
Release year
2020
The nose
Isabelle Doyen is known for expressive compositions that give natural materials vivid texture and unexpected contrasts. Her long association with the Goutal house includes fragrances such as Songes and Un Matin d’Orage. In Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll, she brings that sensibility to the tension between bright bergamot tea, smoky maté and soft tonka bean.
Collaborators
Camille Goutal collaborated with Isabelle Doyen on the house’s independent creative framework, including its entirely natural palette. As artistic director and photographer, she shaped the visual world surrounding Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll; Doyen is credited with the perfume itself.
Voyages Imaginaires’s story
Founded by Camille Goutal and Isabelle Doyen, Voyages Imaginaires turns memories, ingredients and invented destinations into olfactory journeys. Its entirely natural compositions in organic wheat alcohol reflect a creative constraint rather than a rejection of synthetics: the emphasis is on imagination, sophistication and intimate scent trails.
Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll’s concept
Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll imagines a British dandy caught between a bowler hat and an electric guitar, returning home at five in the morning and perfuming himself with his tea. Doyen linked the idea to Earl Grey after an all-night party and to Keith Richards’ music and unconventional elegance—not to his wearing the fragrance.
Extra info
Doyen named Tea & Rock ‘n‘ Roll her favourite fragrance in the collection in a founder interview. The house’s metallic bottle cap was inspired by a visit to the plumbing section of a DIY shop, while double-sided labels incorporate Camille Goutal’s photographs. The fragrance is offered in refillable sprays.
