Perfume notes:

The national flower of Sri Lanka has a soft and delicate floral note. 

A sweet and calming flower with a heady smoky finish

The berries of the Schinus molle, an evergreen tree native to arid zones of South America, our pink peppers have a fresh woody rose scent.

The citrus fruit of the Citrus bergamia, Bergamot has a fruity-sweet fragrance with mild spicy hints.

Warm, comforting and deeply sensuous, our Baltic Amber is woody and a little sweet.

Known as the Oil of Tranquillity in Sri Lanka, we derive this precious ingredient from the root of the Vetiver grass  which gives it an earthy, woody green fragrance.

The Perfumer says:

"The small town of Haputale, surrounded by tea plantations and cloud forest is nestled in Sri Lanka’s Hill Country. The cooler climate that comes with its elevation is perfect for growing tea and is a welcome relief as you travel up winding hillside roads from the tropical lower elevations.

"Tea trails await the adventurous explorer, with vast plantations and tea factories unchanged since the days of Ceylon all open to explore and share their secrets. After the tea, picturesque waterfalls and cloud forest hikes which reveal awe inspiring views abound in this magical place.

"A love letter to Sri Lankan tea and its Hill Country origins, with the aromatic, green and spicy Haputale perfume I’ve taken water lily, bergamot, chamomile, pink pepper, vetiver and amber to create an unforgettable fragrance in tribute to this beautiful part of the world."

Howard Crosskey, Founder and Perfumer