Calabrian bergamotOpens with
Tea LeafHeart
White MuskDries down to
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Rosendo Mateu Olfactive Expressions · Sold as unisex
Rosendo Mateu Nº 1 Bergamot, Tea Leaf, Sandalwood
The crisp, invigorating scent of an aromatic herb garden at dawn, where the morning air is filled with a blend of citrus and green notes, leading into the warmth of a sunlit room.
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Rosendo Mateu launched Nº 1 Bergamot, Tea Leaf, Sandalwood in 2017 as a Woody Aromatic fragrance that deftly balances bright citrus and aromatic green notes with a warm, powdery base. The composition opens with the zesty freshness of Calabrian bergamot and lime, followed by the herbal greens of sage, rosemary, and thyme. As it evolves, bitter orange blossom and jasmine provide subtle floral warmth before settling into a musky sandalwood finish that is both comforting and slightly powdery.
Start with two sprays — the fresh top notes are bright but fade within an hour. The musky sandalwood base emerges after about 30 minutes and lasts well into evening, so it's best applied in the morning for all-day wear.
Fig. 01 — Rosendo Mateu Nº 1 Bergamot, Tea Leaf, Sandalwood, Rosendo Mateu Olfactive Expressions
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From Puig apprentice to Master PerfumerRosendo Mateu began his fragrance career at 15 as an apprentice at the Puig perfumery company in Barcelona, later studying at Master Marcel Carles's Roure School in Grasse, then in Geneva with Arturo Jordi Pey at Firmenich and in Paris with Max Gavarry at IFF.
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