Louis Vuitton Tea Storm Perfume Sample

The vibrant freshness of tea

A moment shared over tea, in the heart of a majestic landscape stirred by water and wind. Inspired by the Chinese art of tea, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud dreamt up an impressionistic, open-air interpretation brought to life by the elements. Lemongrass offers a bright, soaring opening. It meets the radiant freshness of magnolia, unfurling into the velvety floral of Grasse rose extracted by CO2, a House exclusive. At the composition’s base is a tea accord that infuses the fragrance with a woody warmth tinged with hints of hay and honey. Tea Storm awakens the senses, enveloping the skin in luminous freshness and renewed energy.

Tea Storm is part of Louis Vuitton’s Perfumes of the World Collection, which continues its exploration of cultures and beauty with a new chapter: a trio of fragrances inspired by the Chinese art of living. Through three creations, the House extends an invitation to discover the rituals, craftsmanship and raw materials that nourish the spirit of travel. For the occasion, the silhouette of the apothecary-style bottle designed by Marc Newson meets the Chinese snuff bottle, an historic art object of timeless refinement. This small bottle, at once functional and precious, resonates with the tradition of the House that, since 1854, has brought beauty and utility together in iconic travel objects. The bottle is made of opalescent glass with changing reflections and crowned with a lacquered cap in deep hues. This chromatic pairing reflects the unique identity of each perfume.