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Masque Milano · Sold as unisex
Russian Tea
The crackle of a fireplace in the background as you sip a rich, aromatic tea, surrounded by soft leather-bound books and warm ambient light.
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The story behind the bottle.
Russian Tea by Masque Milano, launched in 2014 and crafted by Julien Rasquinet, is an aromatic spicy fragrance that evokes the warmth of a cozy afternoon. The composition opens with fresh spices and green notes, creating a crisp yet inviting atmosphere. As it develops, smoky leather and amber add depth, while warm spiciness and sweetness create a complex harmony. This unisex scent is a perfect blend of freshness and comfort, making it an ideal companion for both day and night.
One or two sprays is sufficient — the fresh spicy notes are immediate but short-lived. The smoky and amber base notes emerge after about an hour and sustain for hours, so it's best to apply just before you need its warmth.
Fig. 01 — Russian Tea, Masque Milano
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Julien Rasquinet
Julien Rasquinet’s life took a decisive turn when his father met nose extraordinaire Pierre Bourdon, by accident in an airport.
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