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Khamrah doesn't make as much of a statement as most Arabian perfumes, but it's impossible to miss. And, of course, it is very strong and long lasting.
That base leans heavily on vanilla and the three woods; Mahogany from the heart, and Akigala + Amber woods on the bottom tier. Here and there the benzoin and myrrhe give it extra depth and warmth. I've often heard describe Khamrah as “boozy”, but I'm not getting any of that. Just like the apple pie has never entered my olfactory senses when wearing this chique Lattafa. 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.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.
Kažem jedan dan mom mužu nek ga i on proba, jer unisex je (iako na nekim arapskim sajtovima stoji da je muški), pa rekoh kako će to kod njega ispasti. Ajme... mnoge je mirise moj muž koristio, ali kako mu ovaj predobro stoji. Na mom mužu začini, slatko ali i toplo drvenasto više dođu do izražaja, i tako je Khamrah dobio (ili dobila, neznam što riječ znači) novog vlasnika. So many times I've seen a "homme" fragrance's pyramid and thought "Ehm, make the bottle 'girly' and it could easily become popular on the women shelves. Sweet scents haven't been just for the ladies in a long time, and if you look at Middle Eastern perfumes, where the majority is unisex to begin with, you'll see that the guy-fums maybe have a little more (w)oudh or spice, but not always. I personally think when it comes to perfumes they have the right majority-idea: everything is for everybody. 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. 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 fragrance opens on the sparkling, citrusy notes of bergamot, warmed by the spicy presence of cinnamon and nutmeg. Heart of the fragrance is the intense sweetness of dates that twists around the heady nuances of lily of the valley, the sensual ones of tuberose and the delicious notes of pralines. On the skin, the olfactory notes of toasted Tonka beans, vanilla, myrrh and amber wood will finally gently settle. Spicy Fragrances
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