Hermès Fragrance review

Hermès Osmanthe Yunnan – A Quiet Ode to Chinese Tea and Osmanthus

Name: Hermès Osmanthe Yunnan – A Quiet Ode to Chinese Tea and Osmanthus
Item: Hermès Osmanthe Yunnan
Author: Vivir

By Vivir · July 18, 2026 · Updated September 18, 2026

Accords

floral fruity leather green citrus fresh

Top

TeaOrange

Heart

OsmanthusFreesia

Base

ApricotLeather

fresh & fruity, sweet & spicy - I have instantly fallen in love with this smell.
What a lovely osmanthus. This is what I wanted Dries Van Noten Fleur du Mal to be. ... elegant, classy, sophisticated.
Masterpiece!! It's not for performance seekers for sure, but for connoisseurs who enjoy delicate nuances.
I have instantly fallen in love with this smell.
What a lovely osmanthus. This is what I wanted Dries Van Noten Fleur du Mal to be.
Stunning. It’s elegant, classy, sophisticated.
Just Lovely. This one is unique and lovely. Even though it is an EDT, you continue to receive all the notes throughout the wear.

this was so stinky to me... smelled very leathery on my skin and couldn't detect any floral scent.
Not a fan of the scent myself, but a huge compliment getter for some reason.
I was flabbergasted to read some folks describe this lovely and delicate fragrance as smelling like BandAids. ... On my skin this is an atomic bomb of synthetic chemicals.
Unfortunately, this particular combination was not for me. I liked the first spray but it quickly turned surprisingly dark with a wet or humid animalic scent on my skin.
This was so stinky to me... smelled very leathery on my skin and couldn't detect any floral scent.
Accursed cocktail, Osmanthe Yunnan rubs me the wrong way from the very first spray to me finally scrubbing it off.
Something is not right. It's promising for the first few minutes, but there's something unpleasant about it. Smells like some kind of liquid soap.
Osmanthus Yunnan is so thin it verges on the incorporeal. A fleeting wisp of apricot-tinged florals and tea leaves.