Khamrah Qahwa - Vanilla, Warm Spicy, Cinnamon, Sweet - Eau de Parfum Long-Lasting Fragrance for Unisex, 3.40 Ounce / 100 ml

I always wanted to see the hype behind this scent. Believe me when I say this is one of the best scent you can buy. I have a big collection of designer, niche, and cheap fragrance. This is one which I go for the most for my daily use. The sweet vanilla with a little smoky touch is just so right!!! The starting is a little smoky and vanilla. The dry down is a lot more calm and sweet. Reminds me of stronger with you line. Very well done, clean scent especially for the winter or fall. The quality feels great unlike many other cheap brands. Lasts for a long time. I can smell this on my skin after 8 to 10 hours easily. So performance is top notch. Another thing that is so good is the presentation. Starting from the box to the actual bottle, it is no less than a designer.

I’m absolutely in love with this perfume. From the very first spray, it feels warm, sweet, and incredibly comforting. It has beautiful vanilla and spicy notes that make it perfect for cooler days or evening wear. The scent is rich and intense, yet still elegant—ideal if you enjoy gourmand fragrances with strong personality. The longevity is excellent; it lasts for hours on my skin and even longer on clothes. The bottle is also stunning and looks very luxurious, making it a great option for a gift as well. This fragrance definitely turns heads and leaves a delicious trail. I would definitely purchase it again!

Khamrah has been hyped for years now, but is it really worth the attention? Here are some of my thoughts based on my experience with the Original Khamrah, Khamrah Qahwa, and the newest release, Dukhan. Hopefully, this helps you decide which one might suit you—or if you’d rather skip them altogether. Original Khamrah: Personally, I didn’t enjoy this one. To me, it smells like a wax candle you'd find in a church or something from Yankee Candle (though I can’t pinpoint the exact scent). It’s extremely sweet and very boozy. This is a definite winter fragrance and while it does smell high quality, it’s just not my style. I usually avoid overly sweet scents. However, I can see the appeal—if you enjoy strong, sweet, and boozy fragrances or like that church candle vibe, you’ll probably appreciate this. For under $30, it smells far more expensive than it is. Some people compare it to Angel’s Share by Kilian, and while I don’t think they smell exactly the same, they do share a similar DNA. Both lean toward a boozy, cinnamon-heavy profile. However, the execution is different enough that I wouldn’t call Khamrah a direct dupe. If you're familiar with Angel’s Share, you’ll recognize some of the elements, but Khamrah takes its own path. Khamrah Qahwa: This is where the magic happens. If you didn’t enjoy the Original due to its overwhelming sweetness and you like coffee notes, this is the one to try. It tones down the sweetness of the Original and introduces a smooth coffee scent that blends beautifully. That waxy candle smell is gone, replaced by something richer and more mature. It leans boozy and sophisticated—perfect for men over 30 or anyone with a more refined style. I personally enjoy Khamrah Qahwa far more than the Original in every aspect. It’s not trying to copy any niche or designer fragrance, but it stands strong on its own as a very well-blended scent. At around $25, it’s an incredible value and smells like something much more luxurious. Dukhan: The newest release comes in at about $20 more than the others, but when I first smelled it, it immediately reminded me of the Original Khamrah. It’s like a toned-down version of the Original with a subtle hint of spice. Not drastically different, but enough to notice. It still carries that candle-like vibe, just less sweet. If the Original gave you a headache, this one might be more tolerable. It’s still boozy and sweet, but slightly more balanced. I’d say it’s a more wearable option if you're curious about the Khamrah DNA but want something less intense. Final thoughts: Everyone’s nose is different, and we all have unique scent preferences. As a small fragrance collector with around 50 bottles, including both UAE and designer brands, my clear favorite is Khamrah Qahwa. It strikes the perfect balance of sweetness and warmth, with that standout coffee note that I absolutely love. I picked it up for $25, and it’s also available at Burlington for about $35. It’s ideal for cold weather, date nights, or any winter occasion where you want to smell refined without overspending. If you're just looking for a safe blind buy or something more universally appealing, Khamrah Qahwa is the way to go, especially for men over 30 or those with a mature style. If you’re curious about the Original or Dukhan, I’d recommend Dukhan since it offers a similar scent but is a little more toned down. That said, I’d wait for the price to drop below $30. If you’re into very sweet, loud, boozy, and cinnamony scents, the Original might be for you. I hope this helps you choose the right Khamrah for your collection.

This fragrance delivers a bold, warm scent profile that feels luxurious and far more expensive than its price point. It is deep, slightly sweet, and woody with impressive staying power. 🔹 Warm and Addictive Scent The fragrance opens with a sweet, slightly smoky richness that settles into a smooth woody base. It feels cozy, bold, and perfect for evenings or cooler weather. The scent definitely makes a statement without being harsh. 🔹 Strong Performance Longevity is excellent for the price. It lasts for hours on skin and even longer on clothing. The projection is noticeable during the first few hours, then settles into a pleasant close to the skin scent. 🔹 Beautiful Bottle Design The heavy, textured bottle looks premium and eye catching. It feels sturdy and well made, adding a luxury touch to any fragrance collection. ✅ Pros: Rich, warm, unisex scent Excellent longevity for the price Strong projection at first spray High quality, luxurious bottle Great value compared to higher end fragrances ❌ Cons: May feel too sweet or heavy for very hot weather Opening can be slightly strong for those sensitive to bold scents Overall: A fantastic value fragrance with strong performance and a warm, captivating scent profile. While it may be a bit bold for everyday summer wear, it truly shines in cooler seasons and evening settings.

Lattafa Khamrah is one of the most popular Middle Eastern fragrances in recent years, and the reason is pretty obvious. It sits firmly in the Kilian Angel’s Share-inspired lane, and the resemblance is clear from the first spray. The opening is rich and attention-grabbing. You get a warm cinnamon and sweet spice blast, immediately giving off that cozy, dessert-like energy Angel’s Share is known for. It smells bold, sweet, and very inviting right away. As it develops, Khamrah starts showing its own personality. The mid leans into dates, praline, and warm spices, which makes it feel slightly more Middle Eastern in style compared to Angel’s Share. It keeps the boozy-dessert vibe but swaps some of the cognac realism for thicker sweetness. The drydown is where Khamrah really settles in. You get vanilla, tonka, amber, and woods, creating a dense, syrupy warmth that lingers for hours. It’s smooth, sweet, and very cozy, especially in cold air. In terms of similarity, most people land on the same conclusion: It’s clearly inspired by Angel’s Share, but it’s not a clone in the strict sense. Compared to Angel’s Share: - Less realistic cognac note - Sweeter and thicker overall - Slightly more gourmand leaning - More Middle Eastern warmth Angel’s Share smells more refined and boozy. Khamrah smells richer and more dessert-like. Performance is a big reason for the hype. Khamrah is widely known for being very strong, with long longevity and solid projection. It’s not subtle and easily falls into the “beast mode sweet fragrance” category, especially in cooler weather. Stylistically, this is not a daily driver for most people. It shines in: - fall and winter - nights out - holiday season - cozy indoor settings - colder climates It’s bold, sweet, and very noticeable. Another reason it blew up is accessibility. You’re getting: - niche-style DNA - strong performance - mass appeal sweetness - affordable pricing That combination made it explode in popularity across both fragheads and casual buyers. One important expectation note: if you’re chasing a perfect Angel’s Share replacement, this isn’t that. It’s more of an inspired interpretation than a direct clone. But if you just want that warm, spicy gourmand vibe, it absolutely delivers. Overall, Lattafa Khamrah earns its reputation. It’s rich, addictive, and extremely crowd-pleasing in the right season. It may not match Angel’s Share in realism or refinement, but it captures the cozy boozy-dessert mood well enough to justify all the hype.

This is a gorgeous, sweet and spicy fragrance! Khamrah Dukhan opens with a burst of sweetness, and you immediately get the spices. The pimento pepper is hot in a way that tingles the nose. It also feels hot to the touch. I accidentally touched my lips to the paper when I went to smell it, and it did cause them to sting a little bit. But it smells incredible. The sweetness from the original Khamrah DNA is there: the syrupy and potent date/praline/vanilla/caramel blend— though it’s mild when you first spray it, letting the spices truly shine. As the fragrance settles on skin, the sweetness intensifies. I get a rich, ambery, syrupy scent, with caramel undertones and wafts of cinnamon sugar. To some, the syrupy-sweet scent can almost even smell honey-like, though there’s no natural honey smell in this fragrance. The cinnamon and pimento stay noticeable throughout the entire wear of the perfume; and there’s a mild leathery nuance that’s in the background. It’s well blended, and not very noticeable. Overall, this is a gorgeous, decadent sweet and spicy bomb of a fragrance! In my opinion, this is truly unisex and doesn’t lean either masculine or feminine. Anyone who enjoys the Khamrah line’s DNA, and also likes spices in fragrances, will very likely love this. Some women may think it leans masculine because of the pimento and subtle leather, and some men may find it too sweet— it really just comes down to preference. However, as a woman who loves spicy fragrances and absolutely loves sweet scents, this is incredible! On my skin, I get at least 10 hours of wear out of this perfume, with about two hours of good projection. It takes hours before I feel it sits close to the skin. If you want more projection, I’d spray this in clothing. I sprayed this on a paper towel, and could smell it through the air every time I walked past my dining room table, where I’d set it down. It’s pretty potent. Sillage is excellent, and if oversprayed this could definitely be cloying or even a room filler. I would definitely let this one sit at least a day before making judgements, however. When I first got it, the scent was stilted because it was delivered in negative degree weather. Within a day, it was settled, strong, and ready for a good wear. The bottle is thick, sturdy, and has an excellent, misty atomizer, with no leaks. And you get 100mls of perfume for less than $30. 10/10 for the scent, performance, and amount you get for the price!

I’ve bought all three brands at this point and love them all. Just some quick info- khamrah roughly translates to intoxicated with passion (I like to think Love Drunk), Lattafa roughly translates to Gentle/Pleasant, Qahwa to Coffee, and Dukhan to Smoke. I personally use a different one every day to prevent “smell blindness” or people getting used to one smell on me. The plain Lattafa is very gentle and subtle being the “softest” and most gender neutral of the smells. The Qahwa seems the most femine and light of the scents but still has enough masculinity that anyone can wear it. The Dukhan is very masculine and seems the more “dominant” of the scents. The cologne lasts a long time, sometimes I can still smell it in my palm after showering and I can def smell any of them the next day if I go to bed without showering. Clothes and fabrics tend to retain the smell as I’ve been told my seat belt smells very good from wearing it over my cologne to work 😂 Also I like to spray a bit in my hands and rub it together before patting my dogs jowls and I will def say their fur retains the scent as well without being irritating to them or me when we lay down at night. Both older ladies and younger ladies at work tell me how good I smell all the time, and I attribute this also to switching between the three so I smell pleasantly different every day. I def think these are all more male focused scents (which is nice because they’re soft and sweet like I prefer) but I would have no problem smelling any of these on a strong woman, but they do seem like they would be out of place on someone shy or super girly/playful opposed to a very womanly mature lady if that makes sense.

I don't typically leave reviews, but in this case felt it would be helpful to others trying to find a signature scent on Amazon without testing elsewhere first (always a risk). This review is for the "Aromatic Spicy" option (Lattafa Khamrah). I was looking for a spicy, warm scent to replace the standard crisp floral I tend to wear year-round. Changing scents is a big deal for me, as someone who suffers from chronic migraines and is very sensitive to perfumes in general. Like going to a retail store to sample perfumes is a guaranteed 3-day migraine within the first 5 minutes of scent shopping bad. I happened upon this when looking up a high-end comp (Killian Angel Share), and came across this with raving reviews as a fairly comparable alternative. Since perfumes are not returnable shipping-wise for me, it would be a huge risk to order something super pricey and scent-unseen, but at this price point and based on all the reviews, I gave it a shot. So glad I did! The packaging is not only over the top beautiful, it's also secure (my last trial purchase was a leaking mess on my porch). The glass bottle is substantial and faceted, so quite lovely on the counter, but most importantly the scent is really as good as these other reviewers claim - it goes on a little vanilla leaning and sweet initially, then after a couple of minutes it settles into a warm, rich, spicy scent with cinnamon, wood, amber, nutmeg... almost reminds me a bit of Obsession for Men but a tad more feminine. I'd say this is perfect for evening, or anytime in the fall/winter. however for this scent, a little goes a LONG ways... this is especially true if you mist onto clothing, versus just on the skin; one small spritz overhead out the door, and it's there for at least the day (where my other floral go-to scent requires layering with scented lotion base then perfume for the same effect). I'm not a fan of being the source of strong scents with the whole migraine thing, so for me personally I feel on the clothes is a bit too strong, but just on the skin results in a perfect balance of an intriguing scent without people tasting it in your wake.