Elysian Velvet Plum Tea Extrait

Description

Elysian Velvet Plum Tea Extrait is a dark, luxurious tea-time scent from Atlanta indie house Elysian Parfum, part of the Tea Party Collection Vol. 2 (2026). Juicy plum and apple meet black tea, rose de mai and osmanthus, warmed by cinnamon, anise, honey and vanilla, and grounded by sandalwood, patchouli and oud. Rich, elegant and evocative.

Scent Character

• Fruity plum and apple (lead)
• Floral rose and osmanthus
• Dark black tea and warm spice
• Woody, patchouli and oud depth

Translation: A plum-and-rose tea served after dark, sweetened with honey and spiced with cinnamon, with a plush, woody, slightly smoky depth underneath.

Fragrance Pyramid

Elysian lists this composition as a blend rather than formal tiers: Plum, Bergamot, Apple, Black Tea, Rose de Mai, Osmanthus, Cinnamon, Anise, Honey, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Patchouli and Oud. Bright bergamot and fruit lead, florals and tea fill the middle, and woods, patchouli and oud close it out.

Performance

Extrait de parfum strength, honey and woody base notes give it solid staying power, with a moderate, enveloping sillage. It is a brand-new release with few independent reviews so far, so treat this as a guide; skin and weather change the result.

Best Occasions & Season

Suited to fall and winter evenings, dinners, date nights and dressed-up occasions. Less suited to hot summer days.

Concentration & Provenance

Extrait de parfum, 1.7 oz / 50 ml. Handcrafted in small batches in Atlanta, Georgia by Elysian Parfum, founded in 2021 by perfumer Jessi Park.

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FAQ

Does Velvet Plum Tea contain real oud?
Oud is listed among its notes, used as a refined, supporting base note alongside sandalwood and patchouli.

Is it a sweet scent?
Fruity and honeyed, but dark and spiced rather than sugary.

Is it unisex?
Yes, it suits anyone who likes rich, dark fruit and tea.

Who made it?
Founder and perfumer Jessi Park of Elysian Parfum in Atlanta.