Fig-Tea Intense – Eau de Parfum

Nicolaï – the Paris perfume house founded in 1989 by Patricia de Nicolaï, a descendant of the Guerlain family, and still family-run today.

Fig-Tea Intense is sunny, fruity and tea-woody. Osmanthus, citrus and orange open juicy and bright, Peruvian rosewood, jasmine, peach and davana come together at the heart in an accord of sun-dried figs, before maté, guaiac wood, amber and oakmoss lay down a warm, long-lasting base.

Fig-Tea Intense is at its best in spring and summer and during the day – a unisex fragrance for weekends, travel and anyone who wants to wear the south even on a grey office day.

What makes Fig-Tea Intense special to us: the fig here isn't green and milky but dried, sun-warmed and served with a cup of maté. Patricia de Nicolaï calls this intense reinterpretation of her Fig-Tea the summer sun at its zenith – we'd call it a late afternoon on a terrace somewhere on the Mediterranean.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Fig-Tea Intense smell like?

Dried figs, osmanthus and maté tea – opened juicily by citrus and orange, finishing warm and woody with guaiac wood, amber and oakmoss.

How does Fig-Tea Intense feel?

Like sunshine on your skin. Bright but not fleeting, fruity but not sweet – Fig-Tea Intense lasts without pushing itself forward and leaves a relaxed, good-humoured trail.

When do you wear Fig-Tea Intense?

In spring and summer, during the day, on holiday as much as in everyday life. Unisex.

Which fragrance might I like if I enjoy Fig-Tea Intense?

If you love the tea-like maté note in Fig-Tea Intense, try Chaco by Nissaba – yerba maté absolute, bergamot and lemon over palo santo, vetiver and cedarwood.

Still unsure? Discover Fig-Tea Intense as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.