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In Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes there are no alcohol notes at all, it smells of dates, and the date note in it is so strong and obvious that it can be compared with the date of Rouge Sarây Atelier des Ors and certainly exceeds the date of Aziyade Parfum d'Empire and Dates Delight The House of Oud. True, it cannot compete with the most date-like in the world Jardins de Misfah Une Nuit Nomade, which is the pinnacle of dateness, andcannot be surpassed. The performance on this, is mind blowing. Put this on my arm, an hour later, I took a nap and woke up 2 hours later and was like “Jeez, what’s this beautiful aroma?”, then I realized I sprayed Khamrah... and lo and behold, it was just as if I was just spraying it. It’s just too strong and loud. I just got it and It’s been 5-6 hours now and it’s still loud.
My favorite tipsy angel with cognac-soaked wings, Angels' Share enjoys hot tea with cinnamon and candied fruit cake, readily breathes in the scent of cognac-aged oak barrels, warms up by the fireplace, squinting at the light of candles, and tells fairytales... The angel tells all these tales to adults because there is no need for drunk people to talk to children, and adults also sometimes want fairy tales. The Angels Share also smells very linear to me, while the Khamrah has a changing scent progression.
Ruined Khamrah for me. It could be the bergamot pullling strongly, mixing with the white flower and turning her indolic. It is why – in case I'm not alone – I recommend spread testing with a decant. Not a blind buy. On the days the note, or better said: my skin, behaved the flower simply added sweetness that translated somehow as a very coconutty heart – straight into the base. Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes can also tell stories. For children, it's prepared tales about Aladdin, genies, magic, and flying carpets. For adults, it recites stories from One Thousand and One Nights, Nur-ad-din, the beautiful and brave Mariam, about the insidious courtiers, dangerous robbers and dizzying adventures...
First, Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes is not a copy of Angels' Share By Kilian and cannot replace it. Even if you don't like Angels' Share, you may well have fond feelings for Khamrah because it's so different. The top accord of Khamrah Perfume is the citrusy freshness of bergamot framed by the warm, velvety spice of cinnamon and refined clary sage. The heart of the perfume resonates with the delightful creamy smell of praline, melting in a fragrant haze of sweet fruity notes and tuberose floral nuances. At the same time, the base of Lattafa Khamrah delivers a sumptuous aromatic trail that blends the sensual sweetness of vanilla with spicy precious woods, sweet, smoky oud, smoky aromatic myrrh, spicy tonka bean and vanilla resinous benzoin, shimmering softly in the beams. Refined amber. When I saw what the bottle of Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes looked like, I was stunned and disappointed, and I did not immediately decide to write about this fragrance. Note: Qahwa, an Arabic word meaning coffee, symbolizes not just a beverage but a tradition of warmth, hospitality, and togetherness. Khamrah Qahwa captures this essence in a bottle, allowing you to carry the spirit of Qahwa with you, no matter where life’s journey takes you. Inspired by the warm and mysterious lands, Khamrah is a luxurious and sophisticated fragrance that plays with the sweet and warm notes typical of the brand. An intriguing olfactory experience for a fragrance with a mysterious character and spicy undertones. Perfect for any event, from the most elegant to an evening with friends, it is sold at an absolutely affordable cost. Inspired by SpiceA note of hazelnuts unfolds, and Khamrah smells exactly like the Iranian delicacy "ranginak": dates stuffed with nuts and rolled in toasted flour with cinnamon, cardamom and pistachios. Which begs the question: is it really worth it? Sadly, quite often a hype is nothing more than every social media channel copying someone else to stay somewhat relevant. So, am I bravely fighting the label-posse for naught?
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