Angels' Share Paradis

Returning to the house of Kilian always comes with a certain level of anticipation, but this one carries even more weight than usual. Angels’ Share Paradis arrives as a flanker to the original Angels’ Share, a fragrance I consider one of my personal “fragrances for life,” and that alone sets an exceptionally high bar. On paper, the blend of raspberry, cognac, liquor, caramel, and praline reads like something deeply indulgent and decadent, balancing boozy warmth with a rich, almost dessert-like sweetness, while touches of rose, oak, and sandalwood suggest a more refined structure beneath the surface. The original struck such a perfect balance of warmth, richness, and indulgence that any reinterpretation naturally invites both excitement and scrutiny. With Paradis, the question becomes whether it can build on that foundation in a meaningful way or simply revisit familiar territory with a slight twist. There is an expectation here not just of quality, but of evolution, something that justifies its place alongside such a beloved original. Let’s pour a glass and see if this new blend rises to the occasion or gets lost in the sauce once it meets the skin. Opening: The opening is sweet, fruity, and boozy. The primary notes I get are raspberry, cognac, liquor, and oak, with the raspberry and cognac leading. The raspberry immediately sets the tone with a rich, juicy sweetness that feels strikingly realistic, reminiscent of freshly crushed raspberries, carrying both a bright fruitiness and a slightly syrupy depth. If you take the high-quality raspberry from something like Tuscan Leather and push it further into realism and sweetness, this is very much that effect. The cognac rises alongside it with the same warm, intoxicating booziness that defines the original Angels’ Share, bringing a smooth, enveloping warmth that feels instantly familiar. Beneath that, the liquor note adds a darker, thicker layer, introducing a syrupy sweetness that amplifies the boozy character and pushes the composition further into gourmand territory. Lastly, the oak grounds everything with a dry, woody backbone, evoking the impression of cognac resting in aged barrels and adding structure to balance the richness above. The result is an opening that closely mirrors the original Angels’ Share DNA, but with a more pronounced fruitiness and an even more indulgent, dessert-like sweetness. Dry Down: The dry down is still fruity, boozy, and sweet. The primary notes I get are raspberry, cognac, liquor, and oak, with the raspberry and cognac continuing to lead. The overall structure remains very close to the opening, making this a fairly linear fragrance, with the signature cognac still standing out as a warm, intoxicating focal point and the liquor continuing to add that thick, syrupy sweetness that leans further into gourmand territory. The oak maintains its role in the background, providing a dry, sturdy woodiness that keeps the richness from becoming overwhelming. The main shift comes from the raspberry, which feels brighter and more pronounced here, cutting through the heavier elements with a more vivid, slightly candied fruitiness and blending with the liquor to create a raspberry liqueur accord. Supporting notes begin to fill in around it, with praline adding a soft, candied sweetness that enhances the indulgent character, sandalwood introducing a creamy, smooth woodiness that rounds out the edges, and Bulgarian rose contributing a subtle, fresh floral nuance that adds a touch of lift without distracting from the core profile. The result is a dry down that remains closely tied to the original Angels’ Share DNA, but with a more defined fruity presence that gives it a slightly more distinct identity as it settles on the skin. Performance: Projection opens very strong within the first hour, easily capable of filling a room and making an immediate, commanding presence. Sillage matches that intensity, leaving behind a dense and heavy scent trail that fully carries the fragrance’s rich, boozy character. After about three to four hours, both projection and sillage remain largely unchanged, still projecting powerfully with no meaningful drop in presence. As the fragrance moves into the later stages around the seven to eight hour mark, projection begins to settle, reaching out about three to four feet, while the scent trail softens but remains clearly noticeable. It is not until around the ten to twelve hour mark that the fragrance transitions into a skin scent, maintaining a lingering warmth up close. Overall, this delivers the kind of powerful, long-lasting performance that Angels’ Share is known for. When to Wear: Like the original Angels’ Share, Angels’ Share Paradis is firmly rooted in the fall and winter months, where its dense, boozy sweetness feels most natural and fully at home in cooler air. It leans strongly toward evening wear, thriving in settings where something rich and expressive is not only appropriate but expected. This is an easy choice for special occasions like date nights, anniversaries, or dressed-up evenings out, where its indulgent, almost dessert-like character can add to the atmosphere and leave a lasting impression. There is also a refined, slightly regal quality to the composition that allows it to transition into more formal environments, provided it is applied with restraint, as its presence can quickly become dominant. In more relaxed or casual settings, it tends to feel a bit too heavy and intentional, lacking the ease you would typically want for everyday wear. The same applies to the office, where its projection and sweetness would likely come across as overpowering and intrusive rather than polished or subtle. Blind Buy: I would not consider Angels’ Share Paradis a safe blind buy, for the same reasons the original Angels’ Share carries some risk. This is a dense, sweet, and heavy fragrance that leans fully into its gourmand, boozy character, and that profile will not appeal to everyone. It is best suited for those who already know they enjoy rich, indulgent scents with a strong presence. Even for fans of the original, I would still recommend sampling first, as the added raspberry plays a very noticeable role and shifts the balance of the fragrance. That extra fruitiness may come across as too sweet or even slightly feminine depending on personal taste, making it less of a guaranteed hit even within its core audience. Final Verdict: As I made clear previously, Angels’ Share is one of my favorite fragrances ever, so Angels’ Share Paradis had some very big shoes to fill. After spending time with it on skin, I can say it rises to that challenge in a meaningful way. It takes the core of what makes the original so compelling and layers in a pronounced raspberry liqueur nuance, reminiscent of something like Chambord, adding a new dimension without losing that signature boozy warmth. The execution feels thoughtful and well balanced, managing to create separation from the original while still clearly belonging to the same lineage. Performance also lands exactly where you would hope, delivering the same kind of power and longevity that defines Angels’ Share. The real question then becomes whether that difference is enough to justify a place in my collection. As much as I enjoy what Paradis brings to the table, I still find myself preferring the original just slightly more, and I do not see myself choosing this over it often enough to make sense of the purchase. That said, this is still an exceptional fragrance in its own right, and one that I would strongly recommend experiencing at least once. Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 9/10 Sillage: 10/10 Versatility: Average Compliment Factor: High Gender: Unisex Value: Way overpriced

I absolutely mean it when I say, Angels' Share Paradis is an absolute masterpiece of niche perfumery. Which is why it is also being priced as it is ($630). I knew it was going to be one of the fragrances I yearned for yet couldn't bring myself to spend that money. Thankfully my lovely partner got it for me as an early Christmas gift along with On The Rocks (which I'll review after more testing) and now my heart can finally rest knowing I own this gem. Scent: Paradis toned down that overpowering cinnamon note without affecting that OG DNA too much and classed it up by adding in that deliciously boozy and tart raspberry note with a little rose in the heart as well. Dries down into this creamy, woody vanilla so it never loses it sweetness throughout its duration while not being overwhelmingly fruity sweet like many of Paradis' clones. I fucking love this shit so much. Performance: Amazing performance which is to be expected with the AS line. Leaves an amazing scent trail of raspberry and booze as you move. Lasts for a good part through the night and projects heavily too. In the right setting there's almost no human that would dislike smelling this fill the room. On me, Paradis lasts around 9 hours with projection slowly pulling back at around the 6 hour mark before retreating into a beautifully intimate skin scent. Versatility: The only real knock on Paradis is when can you wear this. High temperatures would suffocate those near you due to it's warm, amber sweetness so you'd mostly use it on cooler nights or winter. The fact that they made the DNA more sophisticated makes it also slightly harder to rock during casual occasions, although you still could because it's THAT good. Perfectly unisex too, nothing to masculine and feminine to really sway it on either side. Scent: 10/10 Performance: 9.5/10 Versatility: 7/10 Personal Score: 10/10 🥃 Only the SECOND fragrance in my collection that I truly feel deserves that perfect score with the other being City Of Stars. I implore you to get a sample because scent may be subjective but I wholeheartedly believe Paradis is one of the most well blended and beautiful date night fragrances that has ever been created.

My first impression about Kilian's Angels' Share Paradis was that it smells very similar, but much stronger than the original. After trying both the Angels' Share Paradis and the original Angels' Share, I am surprised to find that they are not that similar to each other. From the opening till the drydown, the Paradis smells brighter, fruitier, and boozier. Well, that makes sense after seeing the note breakdown. I found that the original has much more spiciness from that cinnamon, while I couldn't detect the cinnamon at all in the Paradis. I don't have any problem with the performance of the regular Angels' Share, but trying them side by side makes me realise how much more long-lasting and projecting the Paradis is. The original Angels' Share lasts for around 9/10 hours on my skin before it turns into a skin scent, but this one is still going strong after the 12th hour. Paradis projects heavily in the first 3 hours of its life, so you might want to watch out for the sprays. They have the same character, but I personally don't think it is redundant to own both fragrances. The original Angels' Share may remind you of fragrances like Oajan from Parfums de Marly, but Angels' Share Paradis takes a departure from that kind of character because it lacks a prominent note that the other two have: cinnamon. This is definitely my next Kilian purchase, but it is very expensive for a 50 mL bottle (even though I know it is an Extrait de Parfum). Might get one if I can find myself a great deal.

So, after 5 months of having it and using it this is what I have to say: I never liked OG Angels share enough to buy it, It's too Christmassy for my taste. Red fruits are my favourite note in perfumery and I love rose fragrances, so this caught my attention immediately. I tried this at Neiman Marcus before its official release and ti blew my mind. Yes, this was the exact twist I needed on angels share to love it, but then... I heard the price, $385 usd for 50 ml. Are you kidding me? Months later I got a promo code at a department store and I decided to buy it for the price of the OG. The opening is sublime. Exquisite raspberry liquor with cinnamon (even not being declared, it's there and actually very prominent) over a smoky woody base. In five months of use, I haven't noticed the rose (although I would have love to) The dry down is almost identical to the OG version. For me it's a masterpiece. Is just the twist I needed to love this DNA. Definitely a Beast Mode Longevity: 10/10 Projection: 10/10 Fragrance: 10/10 Compliments: Tons of them 100% Unisex IS IT REALLY WORTH THE PRICE???? I'm not really sure. I'm happy with my purchase due to the amazing deal I got. But I'm not sure if I'd buy it retail. 2 minor issues I have with it: I hate the packaging. For a $385 fragrance, packaging is mediocre. I hate the wood cap. It's just a matter of personal taste but I hate how it looks and considering it's handmade, that's obviously one of the things you are paying as well.

Love love love. I blind bought this, I'm a huge fan of OG Angel's Share, I happened to smell it right when it was first released and it's the fragrance that started my love of Perfumes a few years ago. I'm not sure why no one else has mentioned this but to my nose the raspberry note is very similar to the raspberry in Kenzos Flower Lelixer (another favorite of mine) you definitely get the OG in the background under the dark, sweet raspberry with a touch of rose. The price is absolutely ridiculous, I got it for 20% off at the sephora sale. I'm glad to finally own it though & doing a wear test now.I only sprayed skin,, Now 6 hours in I still smell a clearly sweeter Angel's Share going strong and apparently I've went nose blind to the raspberry 🙈 I smell the sweetness from it still and I'm still projecting the raspberry note quite well to others ( both people said they mainly smell raspberry on me) I disagree with the reviewer below. This fragrance is absolutely not masculine to my nose, nor is the OG. I personally feel they're both feminine leaning 🤷♀️ 10.5 hours in and my nose picks up the raspberry again lol maybe I'm getting a cold, idk. But at 10 and a half hours in I can definitely still smell it on my skin seems to be following in the steps of OG AS with power house longevity silliage and scent trail. Dang, I might even like this as much as the OG or more. Guys, this sweet raspberry is really good, really, really GOOD 💖

Can Angels Share Paradis surpass the original Angels Share? It seems improbable, but Paradis accomplishes the seemingly impossible as a flanker👀 Angels Share Paradis opens with the warmth and boozy qualities of a cognac note, reminiscent of the original. A velvety and jammy fruitiness from raspberry emerges, creating a multi-layered journey through the opening, unlike the original✨ As Paradis dries down, the allure of a jammy and velvety depth from rose and tonka bean emerges. The raspberry sweetness gradually fades, and the tonka, rose, and cognac mixture intensifies, creating an opulent sensation🥀 While Paradis contains many sweet notes, an exceptionally smooth woody quality strikes a harmonious balance between the booziness and jammy qualities, preventing the scent from becoming excessive🙌 I won’t be long on the performance side of things, but all I will say is this stuff is STRONG! 2-3 sprays and this scent will be lingering for 12+ hours. I wore Paradis last night and my wife could still pick it up 16 hours later the next day. Performance is NO JOKE. In summary, when combining the original Angels Share with a luscious raspberry note, a beautiful jammy rose, and intensifying the boozy cognac note, Paradis surpasses the original Angels Share, for me😍 This will be in the competition for my favorite release of 2025, when all said and done🙌

Eskiden normal angels share hoşuma gidiyordu ama son zamanlarda fazla baharatlı tatlı ve rahatsız edici gelmeye başlamıştı tatlı ve sıcak parfümleri normalde severim ama orijinal şişe alacak kadar bi farklılığı olduğunu düşünmüyodum. Paradis angels share de hoşuma gitmeyen ne varsa çıkarıp ilginç bi ahududu eklemiş kağıt ve açılışta baya bi ahududu kokusu alıyorsunuz kesinlikle şekerli ve rahatsız edici olmayan bir tatlılığı var, odunsu kokusu çok dengeli ne çok abartılı ne çok hafif içki varili gibimsi bir havası var. Denedikten sonra 2 gün içinde full bottle aldım tenimde 24 saatten uzun kalıyor sabah 6 gibi 2-3 fıs sıktıktan sonra akşam 8 de hala buram buram kokuyosun geri dönüşleri aldım kıyafetlerden yıkamadan çıktığını düşünmüyorum 5 gün önce sıktığım tişörtümde hala ilk günkü gibi kokuyor Koku 10/10 olgun bir havası var ama resmi değil koklattığımda beğenmeyen kimse olmadı. normal angels share dna sı var mı biraz var ama bence çok da alakalı kokular değiller bağımlılık yapan bir havası var (sex in a bottle) Kalıcılık 9/10 daha fazla kalan parfümler olduğu için 9 verdim yoksa gereğinden fazla kalıcı Dağılım 9/10 ilk 7-8 saatte nereye gitseniz koklamama imkanları yok Esneklik 7/10 sıcak yaz gününde bile az sıkarak kullanılabilir bence ama ağır kaçtığını düşünen insanlar illaki olur

This is one of my favorite fragrances. It’s a raspberry-dominant, boozy scent that really stands out. The opening has a strong raspberry liquor vibe, and as it dries down, it becomes less fruity and more woody and mossy. That transition is what makes it feel like a full experience from start to finish. The biggest downside is the price. It’s over $400 with tax (retail) for a 50 mL bottle, which is pretty crazy. Performance on skin is decent - I get around 6 to 7 hours - but on clothes, it lasts forever. I’m talking months. Because of that, I’d definitely recommend spraying on clothes. Another thing I love about this fragrance is how many compliments it gets. The first time I wore it for a full day on a trip, I got 13 compliments, which is honestly insane. It really does feel like you’re getting something special. The only other thing to keep in mind is that it can get a bit too sweet and slightly cloying in certain situations. In hot weather or tight indoor spaces, it might feel a little heavy or overwhelming to some people. It’s not a dealbreaker at all, just something to be aware of when choosing when to wear it. Overall, I highly recommend this Kilian fragrance. It smells amazing, gets a ton of attention, and feels unique all the way through.

If you like me thought Angels share couldn't get any better, please go slap yourself a few times for being silly and go get your nose on this ! For starters, they REALLY deliver on the raspberry ! I mention this because as you might know, most frags that have raspberry barely give us a faint whisper ( if at all) or it smells like random red berries, not a discernible raspberry. Here , you can tell there is raspberry even without looking at the notes first. So , Angels share is an apple cinnamon pie , straight out of the oven, drizzled with a boozy caramel sauce. This is that slice of delicious pie but now it's being served on a generous bed of raspberry coulis, and drizzled with a bit more of that coulis on top for good measure ! Still as much of a beast as the OG, but it is a bit less dense - which is good news for those of us who can only wear the OG a few times a year and in very cold weather. The raspberry does make it a bit more feminine than the OG , great news for those ladies who find the OG a little too masculine. But it's still very much unisex and men can also totally rock this. Great addition to the collection ! 👍

Boozy and very slightly woody sweet bubblegum-like raspberry with hints of vanilla, I figured the raspberry note would take a step back as this dries down, but it doesn't, its by far the most prominent note, from the opening to entire dry down I think this smells really nice and the performance is great with good projection throughout, easy 8+ hours. After a day of having this on, I had enough of it and gave the sprayed area a light scrub with some soap, and the raspberry and vanilla were still there, and the next day as I was waking up I'd still get faint whiffs of it, so it sticks around - the cuff of my jacket where I sprayed this on my wrist has been smelling strongly like it for 4 days now. I did indeed regret blind spraying this non-sparingly With all of that being said, to me this is 100% a strong feminine leaning fragrance and not unisex due to the eternal raspberry note, if a woman around me was wearing this I'd think she smells great. But for me as a man to wear it's a definite no, if a guy walked past me wearing this I'd 100% think he has a womans fragrance on

Angels’ Share Paradis by Kilian is a rich, boozy, and sweet fragrance where cognac and raspberry liqueur blend beautifully with warm praline, oak, and smooth sandalwood. It smells luxurious and delicious—like a dessert served in a crystal glass next to a fireplace. It’s sweet but never cloying, and has this incredibly seductive warmth that makes it feel both comforting and sexy at the same time. As for performance—it’s seriously impressive. I get 10+ hours of solid longevity, and today I was complimented twice: once after 4 hours, and again after 8 full hours, with the second person clearly telling me they could smell it easily and that it was still projecting strongly at that point. On my skin, it easily lasts 13+ hours as a skin scent. This fragrance is pure sex appeal. It’s flirty, addictive, and just oozes charm. Honestly, I think it’s much better than the original—this feels like the more handsome, confident, and seductive cousin. Less heavy, more modern, and way more irresistible. 10/10

Bought this completely blind, and it turned proved to be an absolute hit. My father already wears the original Angels' Share, which I love, but I wanted my own signature scent without it feeling like a duplicate. I was also desperately looking for a beautiful raspberry note in a fragrance, and Angels' Share Paradis checked every single box. You immediately recognize the warm, amber, and boozy DNA of the original (the cognac, cinnamon, and tonka bean), but elevated by a gorgeous raspberry note. This is by no means a sweet candy or synthetic raspberry: it feels like a dense, ripe, almost dark raspberry liqueur that blends seamlessly with the rose and caramel. The biggest highlight: Unlike most fruity notes that fade away after twenty minutes, this raspberry sticks around for hours. It anchors itself to the woody and gourmand base notes (praline, sandalwood, oak) with incredible longevity and projection. A masterpiece for lovers of rich, boozy, and refined gourmands.

I own the original Angel's Share but rarely wear it. I didn't think I'd have a desire to get this one as well until I finally tried it. I think I like it better than the original. I pick up on the raspberry and the booze. I also detect cinnamon and spices, though those aren't listed on the note breakdown. The dry down smells like a boozy, spicy raspberry cake. It's sweet, but not overwhelmingly so. I do pick up on earthy notes if I put my nose right up to my skin, and it smells sweeter from far away. This is a true unisex scent, just like the original. My husband also loves it, and it smells great on us both. The sillage is enormous and it lasts forever on paper and clothes. It could easily last an entire day on skin, but my skin tends to eat up fragrances. It lasted an entire day out before fading to a skin scent by the time I got home in the evening. It is ridiculously expensive, but one spray is all you need. I'm sure my bottle will last me a very long time.

This is one of my favourite fragrances ever. It has the same angles share DNA with the apple pie but adds a sweet raspberry note. It also tones down the boozyness which I liked about the original angel’s share but it’s still a great sent. It’s very unisex but leaning a little more masculine because of the liquor notes. I wear this out to dinner or other special occasions but it could be used for most things. It’s more of a cold weather sent but because of the raspberry I would wear it in spring but there are many others that are better for summer. Angel’s share on the rocks is better for a summer sent because of the citrus but can also be used all year. This is a very strong fragrance so you only need 1-2 sprays to last the whole day which I really like because of how expensive it is. So overall it’s a great twist on the original and I would recommend it to everyone but it’s not as mass appealing as the original so I would find a store to try it first.

TLDR: This is Angel's share with the overall sweetness toned down a decent bit, with a heavier emphasis on the woods and a nice raspberry opening. I quite like it and it's strong + long lasting, the Raspberry in the opening is done wonderfully and it's quite calming and beautiful which is further complimented by the subtle Boozy sweetness from the cognac-liquor accords but after the opening the sweetness dies down a lot and you're left an Oaky-Tonka with a smooth rose in the back, which itself gets enhanced by and then replaced by a very woody scent. I personally think it's a good flanker to Angel's share, but definitely not worth it's price, if you can PLEASE sample this, unless you love both this and Angel's share, I'd recommend staying with the original this leans more masculine than the original in my opinion, but overall it's perfectly unisex. Overall its an 8.8/10 for me

Really yummy but as a lover of Angels’ Share, I was really hoping this would be an even sweeter version of it and while it definitely smells similar, it sadly is not what I expected. The raspberry note comes off more like tart cherry, especially with how boozy the fragrance is. It’s also much woodier and has a distinct smokiness on the dry down that I don’t get in the original. Overall it’s a tad bit more masculine than Angels’ Share to me, but if you find Angels’ share too feminine, then this might be a better option for you! It has moderate sillage and lasts all day on me. In terms of perfumes listed as similar— ❌ Kilian Apple Brandy on the Rocks: boozier and not as woody ❌ Maison Alhambra Kismet Angel/Magic: nowhere near as woody, closer to the original ❌ Zara Sand Desert at Sunset: spicier and not as woody

So many strange takes here...burnt tires? Lol. Anyways, this is a really pleasant take on Angels' Share and dare I say better than the OG. The OG has a really strong cognac/boozy opening to it (which I guess is the point) but that isn't something I personally enjoy too much but trying this in store surprised me. The opening is less harsh, the raspberry opening works really well while maintaining the booziness this fragrance is renowned for. The performance is excellent, the presentation excellent and yes it is overpriced like almost every other perfume on Earth but I love it regardless. The star of the show here is really the drydown, made my skin smell like it was aged in an oak barrel. An incredible woody profile that I can't get enough of.

Soooo smoky, dusty and boozy! The raspberry is so good in this and makes this so powdered and almost fuzzy like the outer part of a raspberry, if that makes sense, and there's the juicy undernote of the inner part of the raspberry as well which is subtle and hidden deep underneath every other note in this fragrance. The sweetness of this flanker reminds me of the sweetness in TF Lost Cherry, it's syrupy and forest wild fruit-esque. This is sparkling and smells like my grandpa's house (rest in peace) whenever I went over for Christmas and there was so much alcohol and wine. I haven't smelled the og Angels' Share so I'm not sure how this flanker compares to it BUT fr this is a beautiful, unisex scent.

très proche de l'angel's share de base, j'ai l'impression que la note liquoreuse framboise a juste été rajouté à la base et c'est vrai je ne perçois plus la cannelle. cet ajout fait donc un peu plus féminin mais parfum mixte. le prix est exorbitant donc essayer avant sauf si vous connaissez déjà l'Angel's share de base car quasiment identique. tiens mieux sur les vêtements, parfum addictif, on sent bien le cognac et les notes de tête. convient bien la nuit mais aussi en journée si forte personnalité. convient mieux par temps frais. Pour moi c'est un très bon parfum, seul point négatif le prix parce qu'il ne le vaut pas de mon point de vue

Temos que aplaudir o perfumista Benoist Lapouza ! Ele teve coragem e muito talento para fazer um flanker de uma fragância unânime como a Angels' Share Original, com esse toque de Framboesa liquorosa, junto com a nota de Rosa Bulgara (muito elegante), com acorde de praliné e notas quentes de âmbar de fava tonka, transformando esse perfume em uma Obra de Arte ! Angels' Share Paradis é uma máquina de elogios, sendo o mais sensual de todos da Kilian. É um perfume muito caro, mas possui uma fixação e projeção absurda de forte na pele. Com essa fragrância você chega bem em qualquer lugar ! Nota: 1000/10

Although I like to go for darker, masculine fragrances, this one amazes me. I don't have it, I sprayed it on wrist in the store, and I got a whiff of it the whole day. It makes me go insane. I don't know what they put in it but it's one of the best smells I've ever smelled in my entire life. It is similar to the OG, which I never bought a full bottle of (bought Oajan instead), but SO MUCH BETTER. I smell the cinnamon, cognac, woodsy vanilla, and rose - raspberry kinda goes away after a while. If i ever buy it (I highly doubt it though, it's super expensive) I'll edit this post with more info.

In loveee with this. Thankfully was able to get it for black friday sale. It is so incredibly similar to the standard Angels' Share, it really is just the opening that is more bright and bubbly, like a sprakling raspberry drink, whilst keeping the warm cinammon cognac taste. It is just as delectable as Angels' Share. If you don't like owning things that are too similar and already have AS, then ASP is not worth it. But for me having both is worth it because the subtle difference is enough to warrant it. I can feel like one over the other depending on the day

I love Angel's Share, it is a fragrance that makes me feel more confident, that causes me well-being: Angel's Share Paradis I see it as an elevation of this fragrance (just to stay with the paradise theme). The sweetness and warmth of the original one is transformed by the slightly acidic note of raspberry and the velvety freshness of rose, making it more intense, more vibrant, and at the same time even more sensual. I liked it; I will probably add it to my collection. Raphael Sanzio's angels, with their innocence and sweetness.

Angel's Share Paradis is an absolute masterpiece. The opening is rich, smooth, and incredibly addictive. The blend is perfectly balanced with a luxurious, warm, and elegant vibe. The quality is outstanding from start to finish. Performance is excellent with amazing longevity—it lasts for hours on my skin. The sillage is noticeable without being overwhelming, and the dry down is simply beautiful. This fragrance gets compliments and feels truly high-end. Definitely one of the best releases I've ever tried. Highly recommended! 🔥👌

Wow. Wow. Wow. This is a boozier, sweeter, smoother, more “fun” version of Angels’ Share. I love the OG, but this version makes my mouth water. It’s like the original but perfected. With Paradis, I don’t have to wait for it to drydown to get to the part that I love most about the original. Yes, it’s more “wearable.” More feminine. More delicious. It laaaasts and it projects as much as the OG. Sadly, the price is cruel and unusual punishment. It can’t hit the grey market soon enough.

Angels' Share 'Paradis' by Kilian is similar to the original, but with a better balance and a distinct raspberry note that envelops the fragrance. It gives the scent a clear identity as a perfectly crafted Alcoholic gourmand perfume. The only issue is that you get half the quantity for the same price. It feels unjustified, as there is no apparent reason for the higher production cost. Scent:9 Projection/Longevity:8 Uniqueness:9 quality:10 Value for money: way overpriced Overall:9

Hello all! Let me just start it off like this...I LOVE THIS FRAGRANCE! It is very much raspberry and cognac forward in scent. It is very sweet...not overbearingly though. It reminds me very slightly of Baccarat Rouge 540. The raspberry forwardness reminds me of Daniel Josier Green leather. I could see this being my regular scent...but...the major problem. The COST! I purchased a 2ml sample. I guess I’ll have to be satisfied with that much for now.

Boozy raspberry with caramel cinnamon sweetness and woods in the background as you spray it. As it drys down the raspberry fades and you’re left with the prominent oak note slight spices and sweetness. No apple pie here. Haven’t smelt the og but if the og smells like apple pie this is not redundant, this is a more woody take on the original. Smells amazing but I’m just not prepared to drop that price tag. What a beautifully made fragrance. 9/10

This is my first fragrance I reviewed for . This one literally reminds me of my first visit to a barrel warehouse i visited as a kid literally made me remember how enormous the barrels were. This perfume makes me relive this memory again. A perfume suitable for both genders, with an opening of raspberry, liquor and cognac which will be so noticeable especially the oak wood after the drydown Does this give you a ride through the past too?

This was somewhat a blind buy for me. Found it on a discounter at half the price, and because of the tremendous deal I had to go to the store to test on skin and my goodness it was a goosebump moment. Definitely sweet, and borderline "sticky" but the oak moss drags this a more settled state 1 hour in. The dry down is stunning. You will feel like having tasty liquor in a wooden cabin. I'll say this fall type of scent. 9/10 for me

Hello my friends, this is a love sweet cherry cinnamon anise liquor with smoky cognac in the drydown. I love the oaky smokiness in the drydown because it gives so much depth in this perfume and it makes it so much different from the og. I had smelled it on a man and I adore it as much as on a woman so it's an original unisex perfume,sweet and seductive. I simply love it . For gourmand lovers for winter time and not only 😉

whilst the pricing is tuff i would argue it might actually be worth it, i dont even want to compare it to the original angels share ofc ull notice its the same dna but as a scent this one speaks for itself, smells high quality, no synthetic smell whatsoever, lasts forever and i barely need 3 sprays to fill rooms! 10/10 gourmand and for me a clear step up in complexity compared to the original (wich was already great)

I much prefer this over the OG. This lasts a lot longer + has a much better opening in my humble opinion. Although, its better if you spray this in store instead of judging by the smell in the cap, had a few people say the inside of the cap smells like vinegar. Do yourself a favor and spray this, love the raspberry liquor opening. This is definitely different enough of a fragrance to pickup over the og. Good flanker

To me it smells like a "candied" angels share. That might not make sense but its sweeter than the original, more airy, more playful. The raspberry note is prominent and gives it a jam like touch. Leans a little feminine. You can easily get away with wearing this on the spring. I do believe i still prefer the original. This is a solid 9/10 EDIT: Please do not overspray this. The projection is massive on this.

I will start out by saying that I own this and I love it. However, it is priced very high. This raspberry is a nice addition but, I do miss that intense cinnamon from the original. The sandalwood is very apparent on this and almost takes over. It is still a boozy scent and the longevity is nice if you aren't into reapplying like me. If you just like the perfume, I'd recommend going for a decanted size.

A true masterpiece that stands far apart from your typical sweet designers, exuding niche quality in every whiff. This is the ultimate contender for a signature scent, especially during cold winter nights. It strikes a perfect unisex balance—sweet and gourmand without being cloying, while still giving a subtle nod to the masculine side. One of the few fragrances that truly justifies its price tag

If there is a raspberry in this perfume it must be a soft, transparent one. Honestly I didn't get it. All I get is the same scentprofil as the original but less cinnamon and a softer, rounder feeling. But it is very plesant, Im glad I buy this instead of the original. Yes, it is more feminin leaning in my opinion but a man can easaly pull this on. Sillage and longevity is better than the origin.

Man where do i even begin. This is one of the best fragrances i have smelt. Its a very gourmand smell i would explain it like an apple pie but instead of apples its pear. i dont know if thats a thing but thats what i would say. the perfomance is great the only downside is the price. damn its expencive, thats probably what brings it down to a 9/10 instead of 10. overall rating Very good. 9/10

I had a terrible day. Saw a Killian bar from a far and thought I needed a perk me up. Took a whiff of the new Paradis and my goodness it felt so comforting to me. Its sweet but the boozy notes makes the scent much more mature then a typical raspberry scent. I got a bottle and I have been sniffing the atomiser daily now. Just note that this is pretty strong so it can blind your nose

Not as woody as I would've expected. To me it's a sweet yet dark fragrance with the presence of raspberry and caramel jumping out to me the most. It avoids the pitfall of becoming overly sweet through the cognac and liquor that underlies the fragrance and thankfully isn't overpowering. Really nice but I think On The Rocks is much better, especially on the dry down.

Smells as expensive as it is. Doesn't burn my skin. I tried it on today not expecting much and it looks like I'll be hgetting myself this for my birthday (thank goodness for birthday monetary windfalls). Edit: I did get it for my birthday and I absolutely adore it. I cannot describe it at all. I just know that I love it on me and that it lasts forever.

Anything below enormous and eternal on that one is absolutely preposterous, 20 hours plus on skin and Projects like an atomic bomb for hours. Smells great performs great, and has a great quality. You can’t go wrong with it, very wintery. You’re not gonna need more than three to four sprays to fill rooms with it and get endless compliments.

You people who down vote a fragrance and compare it to trash before even smelling it are really making the fragrance community look petty and stupid. Please stop it. If you don't like something, ignore it. Is your life that empty? It's pathetic that your only joy it to tear something down. By doing so, you're not elevating yourself.

Very similar to the original Angels' Share by Kilian, but with a prominent, bright raspberry note. To me, this version feels stronger, sweeter, and more expressive overall. The raspberry stands out and remains noticeable throughout the entire wear. It’s a long-lasting fragrance with good sillage. Very pleasant and enjoyable.

I love this much more than the previous one because this one does not have the syrupy, cloying vibe that the original has. Raspberry is a great addition to this DNA. It feels more bright and smells alluring without being cloying. I never bought the OG but bought this one.

Do I think it smells beautiful? Yes. Would I pay that RRP for a perfume? Absolutely not. A fruity whisky/cognac scent - suitable for everyone, regardless of gender. Performs well, maybe 4 hours of steady scent on me before it dies off. Nice but massively overpriced.

oh man, this is my favorite of the 3 flankers. the raspberry liquor accord gives it an x-factor that feels so outstanding and delectable. I love how it enhances the original AS DNA with a tart fruitiness. only downside? it’s super fkin’ expensive.

This is a prime example of a perfume that one needs to wear on skin to appreciate. On paper simply does not do this beautiful perfume justice. On skin it becomes a smooth sweet (but a nice sweet, not overpowering sweet) clean and comforting scent.

This is just a better Angel's share, ant it's more soft. This lasts for so long, on the skin 8+ hours. And also I washed my jacket and it still projects after 3-4 days after washing the jacket. This fragrance just became my favorite.

I think it’s easier to wear than the original. It has a cinnamon scent, but it’s not as strong or overpowering as the original—just the right amount. The raspberry adds a fruity touch, making it even more pleasant and easy to wear.