Thé Des Vignes

Thé Des Vignes is a soft orange-blossom and tea fragrance from Caudalie, composed by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud and released in 2011 for women. Floral is what everyone notices; about half also find it sweet or woody, and a minority describe it as spicy, green or musky.

The notes are listed together. Neroli and orange blossom are the heart of it, a clean, slightly honeyed white flower, supported by jasmine. Tea adds a dry, gently bitter note that keeps it from being too sweet, and ginger a mild, warming spice. Grapes bring a soft, juicy fruitiness, in keeping with the brand's vineyard theme, and honey a light golden sweetness. Woody notes and musk give the base a clean, skin-like finish.

By character this is a daytime fragrance, easy and unobtrusive, suited to spring and summer and to everyday wear. It will appeal to women who like orange blossom in a light, fresh form rather than a heavy or indolic one.

Thé Des Vignes — for women fragrance by Caudalie (released 2011). Notes: African Orange Flower, Ginger, Grapes, Honey, Jasmine, Musk, Neroli, Orange Blossom, Tea, Woodsy Notes, Woody Notes. — Parfica open fragrance database