ScentLab33 Evening Tea Papyrus No.163 | Inspired by Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir (2006) | EDT & EDP

Evening Tea Papyrus No.163

Inspired by Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir (2006), this independent ScentLab33 fragrance interprets its recognisable scent direction in EDT and EDP formats.

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes: Darjeeling tea and bergamot.
Heart Notes: Papyrus and refined woods.
Base Notes: Amber and musk.

Detailed Scent Summary

A smooth tea opening feels darker and less citrus-led than the original. Papyrus gives the heart a dry, paper-like woodiness, while amber and musk form a quiet, elegant evening trail.

The scent moves clearly from darjeeling tea and bergamot into papyrus and refined woods, then settles around amber and musk. This progression helps shoppers understand the fragrance beyond the inspiration name and compare its freshness, sweetness, warmth and texture before ordering.

Longevity & Sillage

Estimated EDT longevity: 6–8 hours. Estimated EDP longevity: 8–10 hours. EDT is lighter and usually easier for daytime or close-contact spaces; EDP feels fuller and generally projects longer. Performance varies with skin chemistry, humidity, temperature, clothing and spray count, so these are practical estimates rather than guarantees.

When to Wear & Style Pairing

Best suited to Autumn, winter and cool spring. Recommended for dinners, theatres, client events and intimate evenings. In Western wardrobes, pair it with navy tailoring, cashmere and understated watches. Start with two to three sprays on the chest and neck; reduce application in offices, restaurants, aircraft cabins and shared transport. For exercise, apply after showering rather than before training.

Choose Your Format

EDT 50ml — US$49
EDT 100ml — US$59
EDP 50ml — US$59
EDP 100ml — US$69

Perfumer’s Note

“The aim was to preserve the contrast that defines this scent direction while giving the opening, heart and drydown a clear ScentLab33 progression. The result is made for modern wear rather than bottle-for-bottle duplication.”

FAQ

What does it smell like overall?
A smooth tea opening feels darker and less citrus-led than the original.

Who can wear it?
It is primarily positioned for men, although fragrance preference is personal and anyone who enjoys the note profile may wear it.

Is it the original Bvlgari fragrance?
No. It is an independent ScentLab33 interpretation. The reference name is used only to explain the comparative olfactory direction.

Trademark & Affiliation Disclaimer

ScentLab33 is an independent fragrance brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, licensed by or connected to Bvlgari. “Inspired by Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir (2006)” is used only as a descriptive scent reference. All third-party trademarks and product names belong to their respective owners.