Burberry

Goddess Amber Vanilla

for women · Launched 2026

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Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.

About Burberry Goddess Amber Vanilla

Goddess Amber Vanilla is a gourmand fragrance from the British house Burberry, released in 2026. Sweetness dominates, with lighter herbal and amber touches.

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Goddess Amber Vanilla is a gourmand fragrance from the British house Burberry, released in 2026. Sweetness dominates, with lighter herbal and amber touches.

Vanilla is the focus, in three forms: vanilla absolute, vanilla caviar and vanilla give a rich, creamy and slightly smoky sweetness with real depth. Maple syrup adds a golden, sticky and caramel-like note. Lavender brings an aromatic, herbal freshness that cuts through the sugar and keeps the scent balanced. Amber provides a warm, resinous glow at the base.

Its rich vanilla character suits autumn and winter, evenings and cosy occasions. It should appeal to someone who loves vanilla-forward scents with a lavender lift and a maple-amber warmth, rather than fresh, green or floral fragrances, and who wants a comforting, enveloping scent for colder months.

Goddess Amber Vanilla — for women fragrance by Burberry (released 2026). Notes: Amber, Lavender, Maple syrup, Vanilla, Vanilla Absolute, Vanilla Caviar. — Parfica open fragrance database

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What does it smell like?

Mainly gourmand, aromatic and amber. Notes: amber, lavender, maple syrup, vanilla, vanilla absolute, vanilla caviar.

Who makes it?

Burberry (UK). Launched in 2026. Marketed for women.

Where does this data come from?

Notes, accords, perfumers and release data come from the ScentGlade catalogue (shared with the Olfactory app) and its editors.