Burberry High Tea
4.1
Overall
Accords
aromatic
fresh spicy
citrus
herbal
lavender
amber
floral
Notes Pyramid
Top
BergamotClary SageChamomile
Heart
MateLavenderNeroli
Base
Tonka BeanAmbroxanIncense
Community Verdict
Pros & Cons
- ✅ Not so much a tea, but the air above it—a breath of warmth rising from porcelain, curling into the air in soft, translucent ribbons. It speaks in the language of steam, not leaves—an impression of tea rather than its tangible weight.
- ✅ I bought this fragrance as a blind-buy because a) I love Burberry fragrances, and b) I love tea scents. ... And...the smell is amazing. It smells like you've opened a box of tea and the loose leaf wafts out.
- ✅ This is a really tricky one to describe - it's slightly citrusy, floral, green & exceptionally strong when first sprayed. ... The versatilty of this perfume is also rather wonderful.
- ✅ High Tea was a blind-buy that I couldn't resist. ... I would call this an herbal musk. ... I ended up loving the fragrance for what it actually is--a musky, fresh, herbal perfume.
- ✅ Surprisingly this has no tea at all but smells like tea on the first spray with citrus notes combined with powdery floral notes. ... This is not the new innovative scent but creative enough to buy because there is no 'tea' at all but smells like tea with powdery floral/clean and well-blended. 8.5/10
- ❌ The dry-down is better than the opening — it clearly has a tea note, accompanied by chamomile. The opening feels a bit stuffy — not aquatic, but it has that same kind of dull, heavy feeling. Overall, the texture feels quite synthetic.
- ❌ Smells great on the tester paper but performed poorly on my skin. I sprayed the perfume on all the strategic places but still The scent did not last more than 10 minutes... very disappointed.
