Tiramisu Caramel

**update 11/28/24: i'm definitely beginning to pick up on the honey, whiskey, and more of the woodiness. it's faint/brief so i can tell it still needs time to smooth out. it's got potential for the scent profile i was hoping for though: bianco latte with a bit of wild turkey american honey.** disclaimer: i just received this perfume today (11/22/24) and am giving my first impressions, so i'm not able to comment on longevity yet-- this is just a placeholder i will edit later on (i promise!) i just wanted to give more feedback for anyone curious. ♥ on its own: super sugary, caramelly vanilla. despite the sweetness, it's still powdery and airy enough to not be super cloying unless you overspray. maybe it's because it's still a new bottle, but i really don't get too much of the woods or the whiskey-- in the heart, i guess i can get sort of a vanilla romance by b&bw vibe so maybe i'm picking up some woody notes mingling with vanilla (it disappears upon dry down though), but i definitely don't get any booziness from this at all. if that comes later, i'll add that here as well. overall, crowd pleasing gourmand and an easy reach if you like really sweet vanilla perfumes that don't need much complexity. as a dupe/in comparison to eclaire/bianco latte: despite the wood and whiskey notes listed, tiramisu caramel basically smells identical to eclaire once it dries down (though i do smell the woods, as mentioned above). for some reason, eclaire gained some weird sharp and metallic opening to me after a few weeks-- so far, TC doesn't have that. otherwise sillage and projection are comparable to eclaire as well. bianco latte is still much more of a powerhouse, and more powdery to my nose (that i can remember). but for the price, i think it's a great substitute! especially if you don't necessarily care for incredibly strong fragrances.

I have recently bought this fragrance as a blind buy and oh boy was I in for a surprise. I bought this as my first sweet fragrance knowing well that I may not like it, my first impression. the packaging was amazing, its not some cheap little paper/cardboard box most store fragrances have, the metal cap is a really nice touch and the bottle itself is very attractive, I will also mention I believe it has a pressurized atomizer. For some context I am a male college student just getting into fragrances as a hobby, the very first spray/opening is very strong, almost a little harsh and hits you right in the face, you get a ton of that boozy/whiskey scent topped with honey and a hit of caramel, as it dries down you start getting a lot of vanilla, caramel and honey. this will project like crazy for the first 10-20 mins, I sprayed it in my room and my entire room was just full of it. after it settles it still projects really good for the next 2-3 hours giving you a little bubble of this vanilla caramel scent. it is very smooth and does not smell synthetic at all. I get good 2-3 hours of projection and after that around 6-7 hours of a smooth vanilla skin scent that I could smell on my wrists and definitely on my clothes totaling around 8-10 hours of use. This fragrance while unisex definitely leans more feminine and as a guy you can definitely wear this however it does have to suit you and you have to know how to rock it. Over all this is a very good gourmand fragrance for $43.

Actually I'm in love with this simple creation, and keep returning to it. For the price it's a perfect sweet, edible scent, and it smells more complex and less artificial and screechy than Eclaire. The caramel-vanilla is indeed strong, but sooo creamy, and you can smell the slight liquore-ish note at the beginning, then it fades. Luckily I can't identify the musk at all, because musk for me in most perfumes smells like old lady's sweat. I can wear it in any season, it's a compliment getter (mostly from women), but only if somebody is in my 1m circle, because the sillage is rather moderate. From longevity point, it lasts for appx. 2-3 hours, but the good thing is that the scent doesn't collapse, or becomes distorted after respraying.

had this scent for a little over 2 weeks now. at first i kept thinking, where’s the caramel?? all i got was this bubblegum-y sweetness and no caramel at all. then i tucked it away in my drawer to let it rest... and wow. after two weeks the caramel finally bloomed through, warm and yummy. the funniest part? i sprayed just one spray before meeting my friend outside my door, and the first thing she said was “omg you smell sooo good.” she even caught my sillage as i walked past. she instantly wanted to buy it too (and she’s the one who actually brought it back for me from saudi lol). girls, let this perfume macerate. trust me, you won’t regret it. she’s officially a fav now ♡

I swear this smells like marshmallow at first. I get the booze in the opening. Then I get caramel, vanilla, honey goodness. And it lasts on my skin for hours. I don't get synthetic with this and I like it more than eclair. Probably because the this is so smooth and balanced from the start. This smells so good with moderate sillage. It lasts on skin & clothes for hours and hours. I really love this unlike other caramels this doesn't need to sit. The price is so reasonable for how good this is. I highly recommend this one it smells so lovely. It doesn't get cloying and its a great cold weather scent. It really will shine this winter. Love.

Zimaya has out done itself with this beauty! If you love perfumes like Bianco Latte, Eclaire, Noor....then you need this in your collection. It's rich caramel, sweet honey, creamy vanilla with a boozy whiskey accord which blends it all together beautifully. It's warming, comforting and addictive. Such a Cosy fragrance, especially for colder months. The packaging and bottle itself are also very pretty. This is a hidden gem and for less than €30, unbelievable. I have bought a back up bottle as I love it so much. It has moderate projection and lasts 3 to 4 hours on my skin. Absolutely delicious x

This is the closest dupe to Bianco Latte that I own. I honestly can’t find any differences. It has that slightly liqueur-like touch that Bianco Latte doesn’t officially list, but that everyone can clearly pick up. Scent-wise, it’s identical. The only real difference is, of course, projection and longevity. Bianco Latte lasts longer and projects much more, while Tiramisù Caramel has softer projection and requires more reapplications. That said, for the price, it’s excellent. If I had to recommend an alternative to Bianco Latte, this would be the one.

This is my favorite Middle Eastern perfume purchase, love at first sniff! It’s a delicious caramel scent that’s light and easy to wear (if you don’t overspray). I don’t get any strong artificial or plastic notes. It has a similar DNA to Eclaire, but it’s less lactonic and much more wearable. It also has a very subtle whiskey note that gives it more depth. I rarely get compliments on my perfumes, but someone at work said I smelled good today. I can still smell it on me at the end of the day too. I would definitely recommend this as a solid blind buy.

I was 100% sure I won't like this one but what a surprise once it settled down. Huge alcohol, sugar and caramel blast on first spray which confirmed my negative suspicions but the drydown on my skin was exactly what I hoped for. Perfectly balanced caramel with cinnamon/woodsy/balsamic notes in the drydown. Maybe it's just the whiskey/vanilla mix that pushes it to being perfectly unisex. On a side note: The honey in the middle was gorgeous! Guys, don't be scared to test this one together with Tiramisu Coco, which is just as good, if not better.

Please, if anybody has recommendation for this exact scent but stronger? I fell in love with this blind buy more than a year ago. I was convinced it smells identical to Bianco Latte so decided to buy the original. Luckily I smelled it in the store and didn't like profile of the original so much. It opens musky milk, not boozy tonka. They both share the same profile, caramel centered milky gourmand but they are not the same smell. I prefer Tiramisu caramel. Love this and wish it was a bit stronger. It lasts up to 6 hours and projects mildly.

Bianco Latte DNA. Closest to eclaire scent imo. I have this one, s’mores (sweet and yummy) and coco (blah). I did put this one away for a while because of the alcohol opening . I think it needs a few months to macerate maybe longer to reach full potential. It’s much nicer now after a stint in the fridge and drawer but I think it is improving, not sure if the strength will also improve but I’m hopeful. For the price I’m happy and presentation is very beautiful and the lid being magnetic is a great thing. I would recommend this one.

Close to Lattafa Eclaire, but I find this one a lot more boozy. The Eclaire one is a lot more creamy & milky, and the sharp alcohol note undertone is a lot less prominent. I don't think it's as versatile or worth replacing for Eclaire.. I'll probably only be able to wear this in colder weather around fall/winter. Still really enjoy this, though, and the bottle is super cute! I mostly get a boozy vanilla-honey scent with a slight latte smell. It reminds me of iced caramel vanilla lattes – straight-up edible.

I was positively surprised by this one. I am in love with BL so I tried all dupes; caramel cascade, eclaire and zimaya-caramel. Honestly, I do not smell any liquor or whisky. On me its like whipped cream vanilla with hint of caramel and cinnamon. Its very desserty right up my alley. Its also better priced than eclaire. I also prefer Zimaya bottle. Eclaire bottle fall once and its broken, Zimaya also have magnetic cap.

Unfortunately, on my skin this perfume leaves burnt rubber smell. It starts good, like a caramel but very fast it has that harsh smell that kills all gourmand vibe. And that harsh bad smell just stays all day, whereas nice caramel scent disappears immediately. And this was not a blind buy, i tried it on my skin first, so i guess i made a mistake. Maybe on someone else this will smell better, on me it doesn’t.

I can say overall this fragrance smells like a sweet lactonic milk, creamy on the opening, and a lil bit powdery on the base note. The opening is a little bit harsh i can say, and somehow i smell like rubbery or plasticky, but after around 15 minutes or 30 minutes it's gone. The longevity of it i can say somehow around 4-6 hours on skin. 8/10 overall cause of the rubbery and plasticky opening

as a man, i was scared blind buying this even though many claim it to be unisex. however i was not disappointed. this is a very excellent perfume (gourmand ofc) and for the price you really cant complain. however, so far in the opening, there is this faint clay type of smell, but for 30 bucks its fine. so, if youre man, and you love sweet fragrances, this is for you. 9/10

I love every twist on this dna. Used to own eclaire but now i have this one and riffs's. This has a nice boozy adiction and its not as beastly as noor, i like to use when i want to smell like caramel latte without everyone in the room having to smell it too. The boozyness makes it a lil bit more unissex but it is still a sweet and cozy feminine leaning scent for me.

Beast mode fragrance. It’s such a sweet and pleasant scent. It lasts forever, projects very well and smells so good. I get complimented on this scent quite a bit. The bottle is so unique too. It’s gourmand, sweet, vanilla-y, slightly laconic. I’m a guy and this is such an easy perfume to pull off. It’s sweet but I’d classify it as unisex

I love it!!! The whiskey note is prominent, making it more deeper, interesting and less sweet than lattafa eclaire (eclaire is more milky and sugary). It blends very well with the caramel, a very yummy and satisfying combination, but not too gourmand. To me it smells also a bit like coffee. Can't stop sniffing my hand. 😁

I blind bought this only to find out it has spicy notes in it which I hate. Well... this perfume changed my opinion on spicy notes. This is absolutely delicious. I wasn’t expecting it to smell like caramel in the long run but that scent last trough the whole day. It is amazing and I’m thinking of getting another bottle.

Holy freaking amazeballs this is gorgeous! Definitely in the Bianco Latte, Eclaire family, but there is something a bit different. I think it’s got a touch of spice, almost like a spiced liquor. This is a gourmand dream. My husband cannot stop commenting when I have this on. He says it's like tempting candy!

In this fragrance I smell coconut, caramel, vanilla, and a hint of honey. This is not a very sweet fragrance, this is light and airy. I would say unisex because it kind of smells like Coco Shea butter but with caramel added. Last 8-9 hours with strong/ moderate for projection for 3-4 hours. 9.5/10.

it's the same DNA as Lira Xerjoff but less sweet which I ADORE. I can smell all the notes. the only con is the alcoholic opening. it's a very unisex perfume for winter too Edit : it's a compliment getter indeed. soo good i can smell in on my clothes next day. it's safe blind buy in my opinion.

This has a similar DNA to Eclaire. The main difference is this turns to eggnog in the drydown in a yummy way. It’s not overbearing but a comforting soft caramel eggnog to me. The Lattafa has a bit more sugar shining but this is also very sweet. Nice scent overall.

Just got it! Straight out of the gate it’s gooood! I get a very yummy caramel with a burnt Werthers toffee too. I will let it sit but it’s very much wearable at this moment. It does resemble Bianco Latte and Dulcie by Rosie Jane...but more caramel dominant.

It smells like sweet creamy caramel with vanilla. Personally I don't smell the whiskey. Definitely delicious and perfect for work, night out, as a daily fragrance or something to have in your bag when you're in a hurry. 9/10

This is such a good perfume specially for this price, as soon as u spray it you are hit with this sweet caramel note, after a few minutes it suddenly turns into this sweet vanilla scent. It def lasts long

I cannot pin point why, but to my nose this smells much better than eclaire, it feels like this scent is thicker and stronger than eclaire. I Have her for two weeks now and I have high hopes for this one

Im an absolute gourmand lover.... This is gorgeous. To my nose this a sweet milky caramel scent that dries down to a slight woody tone Please follow me on tik tok im a perfume collector @xxbeautyfindsxx

Affordable gourmand scent. To me it smells like eggnog or Irish cream. I have Bianco Latte, they both have some sort of similarity, but I prefer Zimaya Tiramisu Caramel, performance much better.

I finally found my favorite version of this dna. The scent is so good there's no weird smell like Eclaire has at the beginning it just is perfect for me. This is a love at first sniff.

I love this perfume personally. It's a nice boozy take on the BL DNA with a bit of a biscuity texture similar to Yara Elixir. Pretty strong and comforting. Gorgeous bottle as well.

While Eclaire is definitely a more accurate BL dupe, I find myself reaching for Tiramisu more. It opens with a boozier note, but this is more caramel vanilla than milky cloud.

Better version of Eclaire! I'd personally use this for layering as I'm not a caramel fanatic but I can definitely appreciate the scent on its own aswell

Uma obra de arte ,que perfume gostoso um doce suave ,bala de caramelo que dá vontade de morder sua pele , muito bom !

After letting it rest for about a month this stuff is so good!!! I love the caramel booze😍might have to get a BUB.

This fragrance has a smooth vanilla ice cream and caramel scent that feels very comforting and easy to wear.

Better than Eclair. It smells closer to Bianco Latte. Lasts long and project beastly.

Baby this is marshmallow!!! A girl of my dreams. She is perfect.

One of my favourite caramel scents. Gets even better with time.

I love this one! It’s like eclaire with coffee. One of my favs.

My Coworker said I smell like fresh Waffles today :3

i would marry this fragrance soooo underated

Better than Bianco Latte and smells nice.

I don't smell a distinct coconut in this so far. I smell the caramel honey vanilla blend emulating sweetened condensed milk in a way, with the honey being warm aromatic and solar as it always is and more prominent gradually (no dusty undertone and not as sweet as in Tonka Reminiscence for instance). I just smell the vanilla meshing with the caramel's lactonic quality and the nutty coumarin and this blend prolly tricks the nose to believe it's a coconut smell. So no coconut here for me and I was excited about that reading reviews. Ppl relate this to Eclaire since the latter mimics sweetened condensed milk too while it also features aromatic floral notes making it likewise lighter more dimensional than BL which is similar too, a smooth sweetened condensed milk vanilla scent, but maybe more intense imo. It's a light, basic vanilla scent at first like a bbw vanilla body mist, like a non-floral Warm Vanilla Sugar so I'm not too crazy about the opening, too repetitive. I do like that the honey is dominant at the later drydown on my skin, so very warm solar comforting. At this stage it gets more interesting. I expected something more balsamic, boozy, deep tho. Maybe if it macerates I'll get the whiskey notes cuz I get something abit balsamic at the later drydown like a warm much lighter Kismet Angel with the honey, however the whiskey is weak. That's something missing from the other scents I mentioned. It's quite similar at first to The Dua brand White Milk a Gourmand Escape which smells alot like bbw warm vanilla sugar. That one is a hybrid perfume combining BL and Escapade Gourmande MM, but the Dua hybrid differentiates itself as it becomes more like play doh, deeper and more nutty eventually, so very tonka centered, while this is pure vanilla- caramel -honey dominant without play doh nuances. The Dua hybrid featuring the BL dupe, shares with this one the honey vanilla musk scent along with the sweet warm nutty coumarin. I don't smell tiramisu tho. I'll be pairing it with other perfumes or body mists. I'll def explore this more. I bought it for the honey whiskey notes and just to have a more dimensional BL alternative.

I like this fragrance. It's a sweet, creamy caramel and vanilla with a hint of honey and whiskey. It's cosy and definately gourmand. I think I also smell a hint of cafe latte in this which gives it a little bit of elegance. It is soft enough to be worn in the spring or even in chilly summer evenings, I think. It is also very nice when layered with Marshmallow Blush. I never smelled Bianco Latte, so I can't compare, but I like Tiramisu Caramel. My bottle has 3 weeks now and it has a medium longevity and siaj on my skin. Maybe if it sits longer, it will get better. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed in the quality of the bottle. I liked a lot the colour, the design and the magnetic cap, but after a week of sitting on my shelf at room temperature, my bottle got long cracks around the atomiser. I thought I got a bad bottle, so I returned it and ordered another one. With the second one, exactly the same thing happened after 2 weeks. It seems like this bottle is made of a very poor quality plastic which is a pity, because otherwise it has a really nice design. This could have been a win, but such an aesthetic issue really ruins the experience for me. Part of enjoying a perfume is the design and the feeling of the bottle. For me, this is almost as important as the fragrance itself. Such a pity. This is my first perfume review and I came here to say this.

I've hoped to locate an affordable but wearable dupe for my beloved Giardini di Toscana "Bianco Latte." I wear, love and enjoy "Vaniglia" by Mazzolari, "Vanille West Indies" by Ligne St Barth, "Lira" and" Italica" by Xerjoff, "Gioiosa" and "Acqua e Zucchero" by Profumum Roma and Bianco Latte, of course! I've tried a few of the newer, Middle Eastern houses that make duplicates of pricey niche perfumes. For me, the quality of the ingredients in the perfumes, along with the lack of development and performance of said fragrances have been problematic. For what it is, I actually like Tiramisu Caramel a whole lot! So, the opening smells like thick, sticky, caramel pancake syrup, or sticky, sweet, caramel ice cream syrup. And it feels sticky, too (not oily, which Vaniglia and Vanille West Indies both are...both perfumes need to be massaged, or rubbed into the skin despite being eau de parfums). However, the dry down is a bit creamy, dusty, floral-ish and warm. As the perfume develops, I definitely identify vanilla, honey, coumarin, almond (coumarin) and some musky notes. Tiramisu Caramel has some nice development and welcome changes in its wear, which I found lacking in other BL "dupes," especially Lattafa Eclair. While not quite Bianco Latte, Tiramisu Caramel is nice stuff. And you cannot beat the price!

I've only worn it for two days and i really like it so far. I don't know what bianco latte smells like so i can't say if this is a good dupe or nah but it smells pretty good. It doesn't smell cheap to me despite the fkn insanely low price. This morning i simply sprayed it in the air just to get a whiff of it and then i walked into the living room. My mom(who's a lil bit of a perfume snob) said she loved the perfume i was wearing and she mentioned how STRONG it was. I didn't even step into it when i sprayed it, but i guess it's kinda strong. The last thing i wanna say, which i haven't seen anyone mention yet, is that i don't think this smells exactly like caramel. It reminds me of "Drømme kage" which directly translated is dream cake. If you're danish you know what i'm talking bout. Anyway, it doesn't smell EXACTLY like it, but it has that cakey, slightly powdery yet creamy, very sweet base but there's also something that reminds me of caramelized coconut flakes. It's not the first thing i think of when i smell the perfume, but the more whiffs i get of it, the more i smell drømme kage. Actually writing this review, all i can smell is drømme kage. Maybe I'm just gaslighting myself idk but all in all i really like this(borderline love??) and it is DEFINITELY worth the price.

I see why people say this is similar/almost exactly the same as bianco latte, eclair and cream velvet, though i'd personally argue they're distinct from each other. To me at least, this isn't as strong as eclair, nor as sweet and fluffy as cream velvet. It’s a bit more mature, warmer with a bit more spice, that would fit well with a date night in the winter. On me it doesn't it smell cloying nor like something chemically that's burnt (as eclair does), but it also doesn't last half as long nor project the same as the others (eclair and cream velvet especially). Personally i'd say this is the perfect middle between eclair and cream velvet, where eclair is almost too spiced/cinnamon roll esc, and cream velvet is just such sweet fluffy vanilla goodness that it might not always fit the occasion. This sits nicely in the inbetween. Both a little warm with spice, but also sweet and delicious with vanilla.

I find this perfume much easier to wear than Bianco Latte and definitely better than Eclaire by Lattafa. While they share a similar vibe, they’re not the same. This one is a sweet, gourmand caramel with noticeable vanilla and a slightly boozy touch (very light). If you enjoy gourmand fragrances, you’ll really like this. It’s cozy, comforting, and warm—perfect for rainy days or winter weather. Unlike the other two, it’s not overwhelming or tiring. On clothing it lasts very well, around 9–10 hours, without becoming cloying or heavy.