One Fine Day : Thai Tea

I'm not getting the recognizable Thai tea profile from this, and I'm definitely not getting any spices, condensed or evaporated milk, or sugar. What I smell first is a woody, dried tobacco leaf combination. Not straight lumber woody. Maybe teak? I don't know my woods well enough to start making assumptions. It's intertwined with that strong, aromatic smell of dried tobacco leaves when they're piled together during harvest, similar to the aroma of a freshly cut cigar. Under that is an abstract sweetness and, finally, a creaminess at the bottom. The creaminess doesn't smell like milk, and the sweetness isn't distinctly vanilla or lily of the valley. This feels like a deconstructed interpretation of Thai tea and is not meant to be the actual drink. All of these scents feel as if they have been married for at least 50 years. They have figured out the sweet spot in their union and symbolize the kind of love that will make me buy a full bottle.

Lighter Thai tea, decent longevity but great smell profile

Good subtle unique milky tea