L - Red Tea Vetiver
Crafted to invigorate and elevate your spirit.
Top Notes: Lemon primofiore, Bergamot, Pink pepper
Heart Notes: Vetiver, Rooibos Tea, Incense
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Musk, Cashmere woods
“L Red Tea Vetiver” by Clive Christian captures the rare essence of Rooibos, combining it with deeply aromatic woods and spices to evoke a sense of timeless adventure. This fragrance is not merely a scent, it is an experience, a journey through tradition and terroir, connecting luxury with the elemental power of the earth.
In this perfume, Rooibos Tea is elevated as the star note, celebrated for its smooth, almost honeyed warmth, which breathes an earthy vibrancy into each spray. This exquisite ingredient is harmonised with Vetiver, imparting a grounding, smoky depth that resonates like whispers of ancient African soils, intertwined with hints of spice, subtly transforming on the skin over time.
The perfume is encased in Clive Christian’s iconic bottle, adorned with a regal crown cap, a symbol of British heritage that mirrors the sophisticated blend within. Its rich, amber-toned glass reflects the warmth of the red tea, embodying both luxury and the raw beauty of nature.
Clive Christian Perfume has a rich and vibrant history and as the brand has grown and evolved throughout time, these classic perfumes and their exquisite craftsmanship have remained the epitome of luxury perfumery.
Clive Christian’s history began in Victorian England where it was established by William Sparks Thomson as The Crown Perfumery Company. Having first opened a corsetry business in 1840, Thomson and his son found that due to the tightness of the garment’s ladies would faint and so lavender based smelling-salts were introduced to revive his clients. These salts were soon followed by the creation of a highly concentrated perfume called Crab Apple Blossom in 1865 which is where this company’s perfumed history begins.
The Crown Perfumery Company was reimagined as Clive Christian Perfume, and the inaugural Original Collection of perfumes launched in 1999. Clive Christian OBE restored the craftsmanship and tradition of haute perfumery and having celebrated 150 years, the perfumes are still adored by the modern elite of today.
