Khaltat Night

As others have noted, Khaltat Night is in a similar vein to Ambre d'Alexandrie, Angel's Share and Ambre Narguile (I haven't got my nose on Oajan). For those unfamiliar with that ballpark, we're talking about a spicy cinnamon, with honeyed-amber and resinous notes. I utterly love this scent profile so it's no shock Khaltat Night is a complete win for me. Where Khaltat differentiates itself is in the opening 15 minutes with a distinctive cherry note. This quickly melts into the overall composition and during the drydown lands somewhere very close to Ambre Narguile. I pick up slightly more spicy cinnamon from the Narguile, but out of the few I mentioned before, I feel these two are most similar. I get more vanilla from the Ambre d'Alexandrie, along with a hint of salty ambergris in the base. Cinnamon is not in the notes of d'Alexandrie, and I never really got a cinnamon vibe, more like a slightly spiced, yet clean tobacco, but I see where other reviewers are coming from. The Khaltat cinnamon is unmistakable. Angel's Share is the most different from the bunch and drifts in a different direction. Khaltat does not share Angel's boozy opening and overall feels much less gourmand. Angel's actually smells like a boozy pastry to me, while Khaltat remains devoid of any culinary resemblance - though it undeniably smells utterly delectable. The performance of Khaltat Night is excellent too - an easy 2-3 hours of projection with 3 sprays - perceptible hovering around even after a gym session and cycle to work. It has all-day longevity and does not even feel that cloying in hotter weather so long as the sprays are kept under control. Is this full bottle worthy? Easily. Especially at the price it can be found at. However, with bottles of Ambre d'Alexandrie & Ambre Narguile in my collection, along with a decant of Angel's Share (albeit I much prefer Khaltat over Angel's!), I feel this would be a bit of a redundant purchase. The cherry opening is really the only distinctive part of this fragrance (and my least fave part) compared to the AN, with the AdA also being close enough not to need a third fragrance of this species. If you're curious about this scent profile and don't fancy splashing however many 100s of £/$ it costs for a bottle of Narguile, this is a fantastic alternative.

CHERRY-CINNAMON COBBLER . Opens with a deep, sweet cherry-cinnamon burst that evokes cherry/apple-pie filling blended with cinnamon on an powdery amber-vanilla base. I agree with reviewer Michel Silencieux below when he says "cinnamon, vanilla, cherry, amber bomb", and I'm surprised that amber isn't listed in the notes or main accords, although this is classified as an Amber Vanilla. I definitely get a strong amber vibe here in the base, that's noticeable nearly throughout, but it's a pleasantly soft, unisex and slightly traditional amber. Patchouli is there building the amber, in more of a vanilla-patchouli blend. The cherry here is dark, powdery with a faintly nutty almond-extract nuance, and reminds me of how almond extract is added to cherry pie filling during baking. There are some faint hints of of dried tobacco here, but they're in the background. Overall a gorgeous, multi-faceted amber-vanilla with cherry-cinnamon & apple. Contrast to Ambre d'Alexandrie Boucheron: These are very different, although both are kaleidoscopic amber-vanilla scents with fruity nuances. Ambre d'Alexandrie leans more to a built dried tobacco leaf with rum-raisin nuances on an amber base. Khaltat Night leans more to a built tonka bean with cherry-cinnamon and powdery nuances on an amber base. Both have excellent performance. Contrast to Lost Cherry Tom Ford: These are different, especially the openings, but there is a similar boozy dark cherry vibe and I find Khaltat Night closer to Lost Cherry than to Ambre d'Alexandrie. Khaltat Night has a more forward cinnamon and outperforms. Contrast to Lovely Cherie Maison Alhambra: These are different, especially the openings, but a similar boozy dark cherry vibe with faint cinnamon. The opening in Lovely Cherie gives an additional leather-oud vibe not present in Khaltat Night. Roughly equivalent performance. Overall: Gorgeous, rich scent with excellent performance. You can't go wrong here. It's a love for me. Enjoy! 10/10.

Holiday Vibes Cherry-Cinnamon Cobbler with Liquid-y Amber... Opens with a deep, sweet cherry-cinnamon burst that evokes cherry-pie filling blended with cinnamon on an powdery amber-vanilla base. Other reviewers have called in a "cinnamon, vanilla, cherry, amber bomb". This is classified as an Amber Vanilla (even though amber isn't listed in the notes), and I definitely get a strong amber vibe here in the base that's noticeable nearly throughout, but it's a pleasantly soft, unisex and slightly traditional amber. Patchouli is there building the amber, in more of a vanilla-patchouli blend. The cherry here is dark, liquid-y yet powdery with a faintly nutty almond-extract nuance, and reminds me of how almond extract is added to cherry pie filling during baking. Overall: Gorgeous, rich, multi-faceted amber-vanilla with cherry-cinnamon cobbler vibes that's perfect for the holidays. Has excellent performance. You can't go wrong here. It's a love for me. Enjoy! 10/10. Contrast to Ambre d'Alexandrie Boucheron: These are different, although both are liquid-y amber-vanilla scents with resinous & fruity nuances. Ambre d'Alexandrie leans more near-raisin & tobacco, while Khaltat Night leans more cherry-cinnamon. Both have excellent performance. Contrast to Angels' Share By Kilian: These are different, but there are striking similarities again with fruity, resinous amber. Khaltat Night is leans more cherry-cinnamon, while Inner Angel is more boozy apple-cinnamon. (For comparison to Angels' Share dupes, please see my reviews for Fire Your Desire Paris Corner and Inner Angel Bath & Body Works).

Khaltat Night was a happy discovery that turned out to be exactly what I was needing this winter. It arrived to me the same day I lost my sense of smell, which resulted in days of anticipation for the moment I could finally test and smell this new blind purchase. After a week of sitting on my shelf I was able to smell again and I went straight for Khaltat Night. What a warm wintery dream of a fragrance. What you get in the opening is pretty much what you get for the duration, with the exception of the far drydown where the musk and patchouli come out a bit more. It smells like juicy, sweet cherries dipped in honey & lots of cinnamon sitting on a camphorous patchouli base with vanilla & musk. It's resinous, rich and amber-like. It isn't too sweet, not too spicy, but a great marriage between the two. I've owned Ambre Narguile and I do get the similarities, however the camphorous note in Khaltat Night makes it different. The cherry note here makes it more succulent. Where Ambre Narguile is a bit one-dimensional and thin, Khaltat Night is thick, rich and full-bodied. It's just a more interesting fragrance imo. I haven't tried Oajan or Angel's Share to compare but I'm in no hurry to. I think I just found my perfect winter fragrance. Quality, outstanding performance, the beautiful bottle + a reasonable price point makes it the full package in my eyes and an absolute hidden gem of a fragrance. Unisex leaning slightly masculine in the deep drydown. If you like warm spicy ambers with succulent fruity notes ( like Ambre Narguile, Si Le Parfum), then this is absolutely one to try.

I always despised the notes of cinnamon, cherry, and tobacco in fragrances. So what business did I have blind buying this fragrance? I was looking for something similar to angels share and I kept seeing this in the reccomended items, but I kept disregarding it because of the notes. Fast forward to this autumn where I finally caved and was preparing for my most unsuccessful blind buy ever. You can imagine the shock when this became one of my all time favorites. The niche quality is very apparent in everything from the packaging, to the blend. It instantly starts off by smelling like Angel's share, but that quickly dissipates to a beautiful dark cherry and fresh cinnamon scent. There is an earthy patchouli and tobacco present that gives it a depth and darkness, but the whole composition is cradled in a smooth vanilla that blends everything together wonderfully. At first, it will scare you, I wasn't a fan at all when I first sprayed. However, after a few hours, when the smooth and cozy scent was wafting around me, it became a love. As I've given it time to mature, it smells even better, and paired with a slightly spicy vanilla, it's everything! I highly reccomend you give it a try if it's something you might enjoy. It's so unique, there is nothing in my collection that smells like this. It's Unisex, in the same way Angel's share is. Very comforting and cozy. Strictly for fall and winter. Exceptional sillage and projection. Last all day! It is very dark, and definitely an attention grabber, so if that's not your style, sit this one out and get Angel's Share.

I've only worn it a couple times during the evenings so far as it's been too hot where I am. On my first spray I immediately picked up on something that reminded me of grade school. It took me so long to even identify why it was nostalgic until I realized it smelled exactly like tempera paint to me. Not that it detracts from the experience or the fragrance overall, I just thought it was an interesting parallel from within my memories. After it dries down, the cinnamon comes out beautifully and the patchouli isn't very detectable. The apple seems to dominate but the cherry pops up every now and then. Absolutely a unisex fragrance. Super comforting and beautiful bottle :) Update 2/13/2023: This was my near daily fragrance during fall and part of winter. I got so many compliments from all ages and genders practically every time i wore it. A few people at work, including a visiting manager, basically threw their number or a pen and paper at me so i could tell them what i was wearing. Scent trail, bubble, and longevity were amazing. On my skin, it lasts up to 10 hrs and stayed on my clothes until i washed them. Once in a grocery store I walked past a lady, and she turned around to follow me in order to ask about it. Beautiful fragrance that gets a ton of attention in fall/winter weather as well.

I can’t even believe how often I’m reaching for this. I have a very large fragrance collection, and I rarely wear the same thing two days in a row. But this I’ve been reaching for every single day. In the initial first few minutes, I get a very small negative impression of a candle, but as soon as my mind realizes what it is that I don’t like... that fades and the actual scent starts to emerge. It really does smell a lot like angels share/oajan/ambre narguile/blue moon to me, but with added cherry. It’s not a very loud cherry though. It’s not competing with the composition, but rather blending with it. There’s a strong cinnamon presence to my nose, a healthy dose of sweetness, the impression of apples somehow, and further into the dry down, there is a nuttiness to me. It’s warm and inviting. I seriously just can’t get enough of this. It lasts about 6+ hrs on my skin, but it only projects strongly for about 2 hrs. It’s a noticeable perfume, but not obnoxious, at least not in my opinion. What I mean by that is that it’s not super loud and dense. Instead it’s a wispy scent that you can absolutely catch in the air around you. It lasts on my clothes until I was them. I can’t believe I waited so many years to try this. I absolutely love it. Very autumnal scent. I love it.

Ladies, if you're looking for a truly delicious fall/winter gourmand that has staying power; is neither overpowering (if one goes easy on the trigger) nor juvenile, check out this beauty! Khaltat Night by Attar Collection is a gourmand lover's dream. The warm wholesome scents of cherry, cinnamon, vanilla and red apple are not hidden or complicated with unnecessary filler notes. They're given room to breathe and bloom on your skin. Also, I'm no fan of patchouli and though listed in the notes, it stays well in the background and undetectable (to me.) The white musk manages to keep the whole composition from being too sweet or cloying. It adds a certain airy cleanliness to it all. This is cool weather, date night yumminess or chill mode coziness. Definitely FBW for me! Edit: As far as comparisons go, KN more closely resembles Dua's Amberlicious Cherry and Nishane's Ani than it does PdM's Oajan. KN's top notes, overall fragrance, lasting power and clean, white musk dry down are superior to PdM's Oajan. Oajan comes on strong but fades to nothingness, while KN's base has a life of its own. Update: I seem to come back to this beauty every Fall/Winter. It matures very nicely! However, I have to remind myself to give it a good shake to wake up its slumbering beauty.

A blind buy. It is a cinnamon-cherry bomb. I can also smell a very sweet red apple. I definitely get tobacco which isnt't listed (shisha type of scented tobacco). I can understand why some people say it is like a 'scented candle', you definitely have to like such a scent profile in order to enjoy it. The previous reviewer pointed out that this is 'not a perfume, but a fragrance', and I can partially agree thinking of how much it reminds me of shisha, but...so what? Let's not forget that the legendary Habanita was originally created to enhance the scent of cigars. It is also reminiscent of Kayali Lovefest Burning Cherry layered with Kayali Invite only. The packaging is exquisite. Gets powdery in the drydown. For those, who dislikes patchouli: it is not prominent in here. Maybe it needs some time to stand on the shelf, but the sillage is unexpectedly moderate for an Eastern fragrance. I was hoping for a beast performance, and while it is long lasting, would be better if this projected well. UPD: I was very disappointed with projection initially, but surprisingly it became much stronger after sitting on the shelf for 2 months. Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 7/10 Sillage: 6/10

smells directly like Christmas. Imagine if ambre narguile had a baby with like the longevity of mancera red tobbacco. I mean that in a great way. its like ambre narguile with insane longevity and projection ambre narguile paved the way for masterpieces like angels share and this is just a better version of it. When I smell this, I do in fact get the cherry note, but its very dark and beautiful. People around you wont detect the cherry. Only the cinnamon and juicy warm apple. Insane Christmas vibes. Honestly it just reminds me why I originally got into fragrances. When I was like 14 I got my first like non axe body spray fragrance, it was a designer and I would go out of my bed just to sniff the fragrance atomizer. I find myself doing the same thing with this fragrance. scent 10/10 longevity 10/10 projection 10/10 its the second 10/10 Ill ever give because it is PERFECT for what it does. pros: long lasting perfect for winter and date nights smells amazing like christmas cons: not very masculine cant wear year round may not want to smell like christmas may be exhausting to smell like one thing all day dont wear this around ur grandma.

Absolutely gorgeous fragrance, and definitely going to become my winter standby. It reminds me of a mixture between Tobacco Vanille (if the dried fruit note in TV was replaced with cooked down apples and cherries, and the tobacco was accented with cinnamon) and what I wish Lost Cherry was (slightly smoky, cherry-forward and dense). All of the notes work together while maintaining their character. The apple accents the cherry note, keeping it from being one-dimensional, and the patchouli and musk don't stick out to me at all, but they definitely linger somewhere underneath the cinnamon keeping it earthy and grounded. High end niche-worthy, and I got a 100 mL bottle for $99 CAD, so I'm beaming. Definitely prefer it to Angel's Share, it's not a dupe by any means, but if the cedar-woody note in AS turns you off and you find it too alcoholic and sweet, then this is a much more toned down warm winter scent Longevity 10/10 (11/10?) Scent 9.5/10 Silage: 9/10 Fully gender-neutral, but could lean too fruity/sweet for some men

this is gorgeous! I got this when a friend recommended it to me because of my love for angels share and this isn't a dupe I'd say, but a beautiful stand alone fragrance with similarities. I love that cinnamon and vanilla mix I guess and the musk and stuff make it so gooood I agree with the reviewer before mine - the opening, that cherry mixed with cinnamon reminded me of stationary too! specifically like paints or crayons you use in grade school as kids hahaha but dont let this weird you out, it smells so gooooood. that cherry is nice and tart and sharp and makes for an interesting opening and then it becomes a sweet cinnamon bomb. this is spicy deep musky all goodness yum if you like spicy and sweet things go for it if I spray generously, it lasts me like 7-8 hours too. the middle to dry down is very much like angels share wish it did perform a little better though, wish it had a stronger scent bubble but nevertheless! this is a great one

Euphoric! Perfectly unisex, with the fruit balanced by the spice. It's one of a kind; I ordered it about five minutes after I first smelled it--and luckily it holds up over time. Great longevity! I think the red apple really boosts the cherry and keeps it alive and realistic longer than any other cherry fragrance I've had, sampled, or tried. The cinnamon is gentle and sweet, a perfect caress rather than the slap in the face some frags dole out with it. The sillage is great, too--after I walked through the house with this, my oldest son came running to ask if I was baking "cinnamon buns or something". I like it better for cold or night, so the name is right--I found in straight summer sun it got a little earthy smelling on my skin after about half an hour, but in a way I think I would still find pleasant on a man.

First impression is very very good. Like many, I have road on the cherry hype train for a while. Off the top of my head I have probably 6 or 8 cherry frags. Guerlain ideal edp, and parfum. Stronger with you powerfully. Scandal elixir, After effect, narcotic delight, and chaos. I gave chaos away... Khaltat Knight imo does cherry better than the others I have. Not saying its a better fragrance. Just that I like the cherry in this more than the others. The cherry in this. The fruit vibe in general is very, very prominent. That being said. Its not the most prominent. This thing is a cinnamon bomb! I love it! Blind buy win. If you like cherry scents with a cinnamon note that slaps you in the face.. You will enjoy this one, imo. Like a lot of these types of DNAs, this is basically Christmas time in a bottle.

Khaltat Night has long been a name in the perfume world. Now I have also decided to buy it "blind". I opened the package with great anticipation. Super presentation in a velvet box. I open it, pull off the lid and, full of euphoria, spray Khaltat Night on my left wrist. Right from the start, I was happy that I liked the scent. Reminded me directly of Kilian Angel's Share and Lost Cherry. I would say if you layered Lost Cherry, PdM Oajan and Angel's Share, you would get Khaltat Night. Sweet, but not too sweet. Unisex through and through. Top for the winter. The longevity is very very good the fragrance is a 10/10 for me. for 90€ you get a very good fragrance Clear recommendation to buy If you have performance issues; make sure you buy from a trusted source

I bought a bottle of this for myself after receiving a 5ml tester. A cinnamon, vanilla, cherry, amber bomb creating a sweet/boozy/warm fragrance. It lasts for hours and projection is above average. What’s not to like? Only issue for me, is that after wearing it a few times, I feel this one leans a bit too feminine for my personality. It may suit plenty of other guys though. My wife has now taken ownership of this bottle and it smells divine on her. I really like this one and still sneak a spray of this for my wrist when I’m at home. It’s a very sexy scent, perfect for cooler evenings and on a date. Test it first, but I think this would smell very nice on most women and some men and anyone in between into sweet and heavier fragrances.

I love cherry scents so adding this to my inventory was inevitable. A straightforward fragrance. Cinnamon, cherry and a smidge of apple and musky vanilla are mainly what i get. The cherry here is kinda boozy, almost amaretto-like. To me this is almost like a version of Angel's Share with a prominent cherry note. I'm happy to say the patchouli isn't very present. Sometimes patchouli turns me off a fragrance if it's too powerful. The performance is strong with this one, i did 3 sprays on both flanks and was getting a headache towards the end of the day from the perfume. This stuff is potent and you'll just need 4 sprays on clothes to get noticed. This fragrance is ideal for colder weather. Unisex but femme leaning in my opinion.

Firstly, cinnamon and cherries are king here, but a cherry not the fresh kind but the kind of cherries in syrup found in a jam along with a sweet note wrapping around the cherries. The large amount of cinnamon that makes it spicy and in the end it ends up very ambery. Vanilla also makes an appearance. I feel like you’ve taken those cherries drip you know in a bowl drizzled in a ton of cinnamon and then lots of drizzle syrupy and honey and vanilla on top of it very gooey kind of syrupy molasses mixing it up chopped apples on top, because there is definitely the fruitiness with the apples in here and add a couple of others ingredients in here and your get this really delicious holydayish kind of dessert treat here.

Wow... What an explosion of cinnamon! Dry, potent, and bracing cinnamon... After about 30 minutes, the fragrance evolves into a sweet and delightful fruit crumble reminiscent of Christmas. Apple, cherry, and vanilla sprinkled with cinnamon. A warm and very comforting scent. I adore it. However, one to two sprays of this, and you have more than enough to make your presence known to everyone around you. I cannot wear this scent in my neck area, as it becomes too intense. But one would be challenged to find such an inviting aroma elsewhere! It lingers for more than a day on my skin. I can still detect the scent on my wrists after a full day at work. Just wow. Luxurious, over-the-top, and marvelous!

I mostly detect cinnamon and cherries. I really like it. It's a very sexy Middle Eastern product with very bright notes of berries, roses and spices. I keep detecting rose oil, that may be in fact represented by the ripe apple - who knows. It's very well blended and is definitely feminine to me. It's quite intense too! I love it. Unfortunately, since I own a lot of super intense fruity florals (Delina, Lost Cherry, Bitter Peach, etc), I am not sure if I need to purchase it. I would just stick to Delina and Lost Cherry for now, and consider the newest Creed Carmina to try in the future. Currently I will not repurchase the bottle after sampling it, but I do in fact like it a lot.