Creamy Vanilla Crumble

A beautiful, rich, musky vanilla. It's less so a tobacco and vanilla fragrance, but more vanilla with tobacco and hay used to create the impression of a rich custard crumble. Which it achieves very realistically. It's a delicious sweet vanilla, but also heavily malty. If vanilla fragrance lovers wanting this don't like prominent musky or dry leafy notes I'd advise against getting it. The hay is quite realistic and might be offputting for some. Great longevity, lasts 24 hours and beyond easily. It's simple but effective and high quality. I thoroughly love it!

Creamy Vanilla Crumble (launched 2018) sounded delish and became my first foray into the house of 4160 Tuesdays London. A nice discovery in my ongoing quest for good vanillas, it satisfies the gourmand-lover in me with pure, slightly boozy vanilla custard, followed by a tobacco-and-hay dry-down that adds a bit of sophistication. Feminine-leaning, pretty long-lasting, with a prolonged musky ending. Versatile for all seasons and occasions.✿ Scent family: Amber Vanilla Longevity on me: moderate to long-lasting

On couch with partner snuggled in, dog at your feet, cashmere blanket draped around. The snow comes which you can see against the darkened sky and you sit back to watch 'It's a Wonderful life'. All is right in the world. Lovely, strong, sweet, coconuty vanilla with the slightly burnt edges of the crumble that bubbles at the sides, peeking through. A dream of happiness with a few sprays. Lasts on me for 12 hours or more, you will keep sniffing it over and over.

a beautifully earthy gourmand and a vanilla done different! this opens with a creamy and ultra sweet whipped custard but then you get a powdery, smoky tobacco and woody hay. The malt adds a nuttiness to the vanilla and there’s a nice balance of sweetness and darker accords. This is a sweet vanilla custard blended with earthy, green accords and smoked tobacco. Love the way juxtaposition here and I can def see why this is somewhat polarizing!

I love this one. It's a strong and creamy vanilla. I definitely get the custard accord. To me, it gives a coconut pie with graham cracker crust vibe to it. It's so good! The tobacco and malt give it a really nice depth. It's dense and lasts a good while on my skin. It's beautiful alone and layers great with other fragrances as well. This is the next fb I'll be adding to my 4160 Tuesdays collection.

This is the perfect blend of sweet vanilla and crisp hay- like walking taking a hay ride through a pumpkin patch while eating vanilla cake. I can't stop smelling my wrist. Definitely getting a full bottle!

On my skin, this smells exactly like a vanilla Yankee candle. It's delicious, and I love it, but there is a very distinct waxy quality to the scent that is a dead ringer for a vanilla candle.

Omggg a masterpiece I hate vanilla and I only will where a complex vanilla and to me this is complex and amazing I think it's the hay and malt that makes this very interesting *Wear

Sophisticated, complex, unique vanilla. Very gourmand but not in a sickly-sweet way. Beautiful and cosy. 4160 Tuesdays should be getting much more hype!

On paper I thought I would love this: sweet vanilla confection with an edge of boozy tobacco. However, it was a like and not a love for me. I enjoyed the whiffs throughout the day but it was a quiet bubble rather than a loud shout of a scent. There’s sweet, creamy vanilla, offset with tobacco and (what feels to me like) rum. There’s an earthy tone I don’t love, which must be the hay. I have to say though: I love this brand. I ordered samples and they arrived beautifully packaged, with a handwritten note. I’d love to find a signature scent by them, as I like the thought of giving lots of money to a small business like this!

A warm, comforting, custardy vanilla. I found this very easy to wear and enjoyable to sniff. It wore gently, with the scent changing relatively little during drydown. It is a sweet, light scent that is true to the vanilla crumble name and, certainly as it smelled on me, I think it would be very hard to dislike. I don't wear sweet scents regularly enough to purchase a full bottle of this, but I'd certainly be happy if somebody gave me one...

Gourmand vanilla dessert scent. What differentiates this one is the strong malt note. I even can smell some sort of bread yeast in there. Overall a vanilla cake scent for grown up that does not smell too sweet or simple. I think 4160 Tuesdays has a twist with vanilla/gourmand perfumes.

A lovely creamy sweet vanilla. With a bit more too it, it’s hard to put your finger on what is behind it without looking at the notes, it’s just warm and a bit woody. I don’t get any coconut, try Crikey Coconut Caramel for a similar sweet sugary scent with a lot of coconut.

On opening, I wanted this to be more gourmand. I'm getting a lot of the hay and tobacco notes and they're smelling kind of woody. The drydown is a nice custardy vanilla though. It's a like, not a love.

The base notes give this a unique feel, setting it apart from other vanilla/dessert scents.

Smells like Rhubarb & Custard without the rhubarb. I prefer Rhubarb & Custard.

Can’t we all get along? Some of you may be too young to catch the reference but I mention in reference to perfume reviews. I received this perfume this morning after a delay in delivery due to Ida. I read the reviews for this juice and one in particular stuck in my head. A fellow perfume aficionado said, and I am paraphrasing ‘imagine the creamiest, yummiest vanilla custard and then dump a ashtray full of cigarettes into it...’ Like I mentioned, their review stuck with me and I get it. As a mere novice in perfume collection, I have scores to learn but this site has taught me you have got to wait for the dry down. I have also learned that walking away from a perfume and then coming back to it can be a remedy for a disappointing blind buy. However, I would be open to a trade or sale (50% of retail). Needless to say I have the box and it is only missing a few sprays. I am strictly a gourmand girl who has foolishly blind bought may $200 and up perfumes. I know now that samples can equal savings. As a novice collector, how do any of us justify having so many perfumes. At this point, I could die, be buried and exhumed and still have nearly full bottles of perfume to last, and last Is there a strategy for someone with a very decent middle class income? For example, should I deplete one bottle of a perfume before ordering another? OK my sweet smelling peers, there are things to do and perfumes to covet. PS. I love the compliments of those who say “You always smell so good”. I know how poor Rihanna feels, many celebrities say she is the best smelling person they’ve ever met. Rumor has it it’s Killian “Love Don’t Be Shy”. Cleverly, she has neither confirmed or denied it but the company has reaped the benefits.

It's a very interesting vanilla fragrance, it's a very creamy vanilla with a lot of smokiness. But the malt and hay just ain't for everyone. I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it but i wouldn't call it bad either. You'd really need to try it for yourself to come to a conclusion

It's very gourmand but with a wearable base. I enjoy the tobacco and freshness from the hay but something seems off... Like a waxy note or candle accord. It's okay but I'm glad I only bought a sample. Review of sample purchased from LuckyScent.com

I like this on my skin, finally a vanilla that’s not too sweet, but it has little lasting power. Also, I don’t always enjoy the tobacco note.