I can't really put my finger on any one note. It doesn't really even smell like green tea, per se, but rather (I believe) an artistic impression of green tea.
I received a small bottle for Christmas at age 17. I was too young to fully appreciate it then, though I did love it even then, and I went through it quickly.
Many times through the years I have missed it, and I was delighted to find a large bottle online recently, very inexpensively.
It is probably more suited for spring and summer wear, though I did receive it for Christmas, and therefore I find it appropriate in winter.

The scent opens up with orange (a Tic Tac flavored orange) along with Tic Tac lemon and a sort of powdery mint. A few minutes in, I get more bergamot. This stage passes rather quickly, and we enter a very faint heart of jasmine and musk - this stage I can barely smell. The drydown is stronger, a sweetened green tea smell. It doesn't smell particularly green, just tea-like and sweet. The scent is odd in that you think it's gone, but then four hours later you'll get a whiff of it.

My main problem with this is that I wish it was stronger. It's only refreshing for the first two minutes that you can smell it, and then it's soothing when you happen to get a whiff of it, but that is very rare. I wish that it was more constant, at least for an hour or so.

I think I just love green tea. This is so far my favorite green tea I've tried from Elizabeth Arden. I have no idea why it's the cheapest. No wonder their sold out. :-(