Eau Parfumee au The Blanc

Oscillating between clean sheet of laundry and bug spray. Sorry, I love au the Bleu so much but au the Blanc is a let down.

I fell in love… then watched it disappear. Perhaps the shortest romance of my year.

It’s incredibly soft, fresh and clean. Don’t get the tea so much, but it has a fullness and richness to it that is very enveloping and luxurious. I am selling 35/40 ml bottle with box, EU :)

Very light and slight. Soft orange blossom and clean notes that are like laundry but not quite. A touch of soapiness that thankfully isn't strong. Plus the perfume "tea" note that isn't tea but rather a slightly green aspect. It's okay. Neutral, unisex, clean, and a bit boring.

This scent will forever remind me of The Ritz Carlton when they had a property in Montego Bay, Jamaica -- this line was what was offered in the rooms, and while I knew the original Bulgari, Green Tea, and the men's Bulgari Black, I hadn't known of White Tea.. Lovely memories of a spectacular event many years ago. I just applied the last of my lotion. Fresh but not sharp, very relaxing.

i got a sample of this, and to me it’s a citrusy, clean unisex perfume. it’s inoffensive and not super sweet, i just wish it wasn’t such a wisp of a scent, the silage is not great

(Revisiting my old bottles) Like a white fluffy cloud... A soft, gentle and elegant fresh tea and musk harmony. Supported by lightly sweet and floral notes. I can't speak for the newer version but this one is a real beauty, smooth and clean in every way. The biggest problem with perfume is that it is a pitiful ghost...its presence and absence are one and the same. Tag(s): fresh, soft, gentle, tea, clean, gentle, spa vibe

@LoafyDame, this scent is of 2003 ...ha

i’d describe this scent as clean, fresh, and comforting. like if you closed your eyes and picture a really sunny day and everything looks just perfect to you and the trees are singing your fav song. just chef kiss.

Such a boring tea scent. Smelled this a million times before in room sprays and air fresheners, it’s a profile that’s been done time and time again just with a “luxury” brand name slapped on here. It’s giving basic hotel lobby.

pretty, comforting and rosy. ends up very clean, sits close to the skin. nothing incredible but very nice.

So expensive while Liz Arden white tea is gorgeous and lasts longer

I adore this scent, I want to bathe in it. Unfortunately it only lasts a few seconds which is ridiculous.

10/10. It smells like a fresh luxurious hotel lobby. It also smells fresh out the shower clean. Love it!

This is a beautiful citrus tea fragrance. I like that it’s perfumy. I like certain tea perfumes, such as jasmine or Earl grey, to be realistic. But in other tea fragrances, I quite enjoy the non-edible/drinkable aspect. And this is the latter. It’s lovely.

Clean, pure, with a soft green edge, with aquatic and transparent dry down. Very much in line with the house’s signature style. It's quiet elegance. I can see this as someone’s everyday scent. It's light enough for any setting, but still distinct in softness. It reminded me of Divine Paradise by Chupa Chups, which I wore back in high school. Not a luxury perfume, but it had the same freshness that made me feel “clean.” This category of fragrance is refined, and very easy to like.

Oddly enough, I didn’t notice the tea note here; the citrus notes along with the woody and herbal notes took over when I wore this. It reminds me of a weaker but slightly more masculine version of CK One. Surprisingly, a few sprays lasted me all day. However, it turns into a skin scent after about six hours. All in all, I ended up loving this! I’d see myself getting this if CK One ever got discontinued and I needed that shot of pithy citrus rind to liven things up.

Smells amazing! Reminiscent to a hotel lobby or hotel soap. I love how clean it smells and smells just like white tea. Very floral, very soothing! My only gripe is that it's so light, like wearing a lotion. If that's your preference, go for it. Probably would be good for the office or before going to bed.

I bought this. I thought I remembered liking it more than I do. I used to have Au The Vert, which I liked initially but the base bugged me. It was a bit too "cold cream" for my taste. This one is a different perfumer, but I'm getting that same musky, cold-creamy vibe in the base. Something up close smells a bit rubbery and vegetal. The spice is very subtle. White tea itself is very subtle. From afar I agree that it smells like nicer hotel and/or the body products provided by said hotel. It's essentially a clean smell, but it has warmth and isn't totally transparent. I don't think I could wear this in extreme heat because of that. My favorite of the tea series is still Thé Bleu...

I'm anosmic or something to this fragrance. I just smell tea very weakly but it's perfect for sleeping. Is it necessary? If you love perfumes as a hobby.

I really like this perfume on me, it is a "skin scent" in both ways. It has a very intimate silliage and low longevity, and it also is a "skin but better" type of smell. It smells less like an obvious perfume, and more like a scent developed out of layering expensive body care products. The first few minutes to me are orange blossom tea - smells like a cup. The middle coriander/cardamom notes keeps this from feeling too bland, and warms up the smell. I like the Jasmine, Musk, Wood and Amber notes - they're very well balanced, so you don't really have any moment where one stands out or gets too strong. Soft, inoffensive, unisex daily driver scent. This would be very appropriate for all scenarios. I like it, but not enough to immediately buy - its going on the future wishlist. I can see this being someone else's signature, for sure.

I loveeeeeee this. It smells like a luxurious hotel lobby.

This is John Varvatos Artisan Pure sold as a luxurious version. Unless, I received the wrong sample from ThePerfumedCourt.com

I have both the EDC and the EDT version which is limited edition at the moment. I can definitely say that the EDT is smoother and classier than the musky EDC. Long lasting too. This is the definition of class, relaxation and clean white. Update: They finally released the new EDT.

I smell nothing. N.O.T.H.I.N.G.! I knew the OG version of it wich was a decent high quality and light female scent which i adored very much... And now I wanted to buy it as a gift for a lady for that reason, remembering how gentle once it was... But folks! It's a huge scam!!! It's just a very Expensive watery something instead of perfume!! Huge disappointment! Bvlgari should be punished for fraud: They sell fragrant water instead of perfume!! I smelled several Bvlgari scents directly after it, and all of them had the same problem! I used a lot of fragrances from this company before, and I also know the female versions... Now there are scents from which I could smell nothing, nothing!! At most, I smelled cheap soap or some residual smell with zero longevity! And before any of you think, I'm not sick with COVID because I smell many of the other smells of other brands, and I found that they are unchanged in intensity! I don't know what's happening at Bvlgari lately but I would not recommend this brand to anyone who loves the world of perfumes even a little! Shame on Bvlgari! They sell poisonously Expensive water in perfume bottels. Boycott the company until they make a normal quality perfume for us again!

I purchased this when I was 18, because it smelt bright. But what I didn't know at that time is how equisite it is. Heavenly greatness.

I love this fragrance, especially the lotion. Warm, comfortable, and perfect for any occasion.

Magical scent.... M A G I C A L All you need is yulong + wulong cha + au the blanc

This was the first fragrance I purchased for myself as an adult over a decade ago in an airport shop in Europe. I love how versatile and pretty it is, and I still wear it year round. It reminds me of how the Westin smells. I also have a bottle of Elizabeth Arden’s White Tea. They are both similar, however Bvlgari’s White Tea has stronger pepper and spice notes, while EA White Tea is more aquatic.

When I sampled it last year I already felt I should get some more. Now I got some EDC of this. The name of it may mislead some but OK. It is similar to both Omnia Crystalline and EA's White Tea but just like in the Omnia line, the sweetness here is similar to that and better and stronger than in EA's White Tea. When I spray this on my cotton T-shirt then the sweetness almost doesn't appear so it smells more like the bright and crispy Chanel Cristalle Eau Verte which is a very good discovery.