Brackenbury blends rose, blackcurrant, raspberry, ripe apple, pipe tobacco, and warm woods for a nostalgic fruity floral fragrance with rich autumnal warmth.
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Brackenbury by 4160Tuesdays captures the nostalgic charm of a London cottage garden as summer gives way to autumn. Inspired by Brackenbury Village in West London, where the fragrance house has its studio, this evocative creation by perfumer Sarah McCartney imagines a small garden in the 1920s, surrounded by ripening fruit, fading flowers, and the familiar warmth of a wooden shed. Delicate rose mingles with juicy blackcurrant, late-season raspberry, and ripe apple, creating a beautifully balanced blend of fruity sweetness and floral elegance.
A gentle hint of pipe tobacco adds warmth and character, while rich woody notes evoke the comforting aroma of a garden shed tucked among the trees. The combination of lush berries, soft rose, tobacco, and warm woods creates an inviting fragrance that feels both sophisticated and familiar. Brackenbury is a charming expression of autumn, capturing the quiet beauty of a garden transitioning between seasons.
All Notes: Rose, Black Currant, Raspberry, Apple, Pipe Tobacco, Warm Woods.
4160Tuesdays, the London based brand of handmade scents. These fragrances all have a bit of attitude; they're made to capture times and places - real and imaginary - that make us happy. We hope they'll make you feel good too.
Perfumer Sarah McCartney creates all the perfumes in London W3. 4160Tuesdays likes to make our world a lovelier place, starting with the small space around us and working outwards.
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