Ameer

Lattafa Ameer, reminiscent of my cherished Van Cleef & Arpels Midnight in Paris, unfolds with a complex and enchanting sweet, pepperish melody, evoking the vivid imagery of a vibrant spice bazaar, immediately commanding attention. This initial boldness, much like the first sip of a richly spiced apple cider, gracefully transitions into a warm embrace of cloves and florals — a heart that whispers of spring amidst winter's chill. As the fragrance matures, it reveals a base rich with oud, patchouli, and cypress, akin to a serene walk through an ancient forest. This base sings with a melody of earthy whispers and green, smoky notes, grounding the fragrance in an aura of mystical tradition and far-off lands. In its essence, Lattafa Ameer goes from a vibrant, attention-grabbing opening to a subtler, more nuanced dry down. Its average longevity mirrors this journey, ensuring it remains a pleasant, lingering memory rather than an overwhelming presence. Its complexity, while not overly intricate, creates a well-layered and harmonious blend of scents that is approachable yet engaging. For those new to the world of oud, Lattafa Ameer serves as a welcoming introduction. Its gentle oud note, like a warm and inviting handshake, invites both novices and aficionados into its aromatic embrace. Furthermore, its striking resemblance to Lattafa Ishq al Shuyukh Gold offers a sense of familiarity, akin to rediscovering a favorite book with a unique twist. This familiarity can be likened to the nuanced relationship between Bvlgari Black and Midnight in Paris, suggesting these fragrances are comparable yet distinct. Ameer's unique blend of spices and florals makes it an excellent choice for both daytime exploration and evening gatherings, seamlessly adapting its aura to different settings and moods. Lattafa Ameer is a harmonious mix of the familiar and the exotic. It’s a story told in soft layers of scent, inviting exploration and leaving a lasting impression of a well-known tale from a decade ago, eager to be revisited and rediscovered with each wear. Opening note: 8 Sillage/Projection: 6 Dry down: 7+ Longevity: 8 Blend/Composition: 8- Versatility: 5+ Uniqueness: 8- Value for money: 9- Bottle design/Aesthetics: 7+ Overall experience: 8+ Blind-buy rating: 7

Ok this is GOOD! I just bought all 3 from the line, so I'm giving my first impressions on all of them. This one is squarely Unisex - would smell great on either sex without leaning too much to one end of the spectrum. I will say that "steam from an iron" comment almost scared me into not trying this. I'm glad I did. It does remind me of the "Ishq ___ ____" (the 1st one in the "Reminds Me" section", which is a R#5 dupe) - and I own that one too (which needed a full 3-4 months to macerate btw - do not get rid of it too quickly!)... this one does smell similar, not same. So if you like that one, this is basically the less leathery version of that. This smells spicy-woody vanilla gourmand, despite there being "vanilla" in the notes. The accord breakdown had me nervous I would be smelling TOO MUCH oud - and I actually can not smell even an iota of it in this. It is woody, but not oudy - so don't let that scare you off either. And this does have a bit of an aromatic touch from the spices too. So this isn't an "edible photo-realistic" gourmand at all. But it does smell sweet and yummy and perfect for the fall season. Definitely not too sweet, definitely not cloying. Smells niche for sure. This is beautiful and I will get a lot of wear out of her (or him). I do not smell apple - this is not another apple pie fragrance, smelling anything like Angels Share or the many dupes. Basically the note & accord breakdowns are confusing af because they don't make a ton of sense. If you enjoy the "Reminds Me" of fragrances then you will enjoy this. Smells much more expensive than it is. Get it ♡

Al Noble Ameer is a truly underrated gem, a masterful blend built upon a foundation of rich leather and warm amber accords. While Fragrantica's listed notes omit mention of suede leather, the labdanum leather component is undeniably present, providing a sophisticated and nuanced character from the initial spray through the early dry down. As the fragrance evolves, a cozy, comforting vanilla base emerges, adding a touch of sweetness without overpowering the leather. The supporting spice notes of cloves and rosemary, while evident, play a beautifully balanced role, enhancing the overall composition without stealing the spotlight. This is an absolutely gorgeous masculine scent, ideal for evening and formal wear. A subtle, dry cocoa powder note adds an unexpected layer of intrigue, further elevating its appeal. If you appreciate fragrances like Yves Saint Laurent's Babycat or enjoy leather-centric scents with warm, spicy undertones, Al Noble Ameer is a safe and highly recommended blind buy.

Perfume should not be blind bought by those who are not familiar with oud! As for me, this is probably the best blind buy of all time. I fell in love with this fragrance almost from the first try. It is simply a stunning mix of oud, pepper, flowers and spices, which create an amazing leather aroma. When I try this perfume, I think of the interior of a brand new car, a social event, a new ironed tuxedo, night gatherings with a mug of coffee in leather shoes and a long coat. I was very surprised that the oud in this composition does not hide the aroma of other ingredients, but on the contrary, creates such a pleasant smell. If you are already familiar with oud, then I can confidently recommend it to you. This is the best addition to my perfume wardrobe so far. Ameer is one of the few fragrances that acts on me like a drug. Perfume 10/10.

When i first sprayed it smelled pure rubber and alcohol, after two weeks it smelled like a velvet chocolate flanker to oud for greatness but it has a vanilla airfreshner twist , you might think thats a bad thing butt its not. I still cant get over the absolut rank smell when first sprayed.. how its almost a whole different parfume now. Its perfectly unisex. Not that i care about that cause iff it smells good its good, its dense long lasting and the sillage gives you wiffs off Amber vanilla cake, get to close and you get that metallic rubber fake oud that initio and lattafa loves to put in.. reminds me off rosendo no5 iff you mixed it with OFG and sprinkeld some vanilla crackers on it Important not to judge it on first spray tho ..cause that was disgusting nightmare stuff

First spray was like I’d walked into Home Depot past the freshly ground saw dust on the floor. But WAIT!... A few minutes later, had a slice of green apple in one hand and a hot chai tea in the other. The sweetness is anything but gourmand... it’s milky soft like cashmere - feminine enough, but certainly not too girly for a man. On MY fragrance devouring skin, this is still very present at dry down. I’m left with a slightly spicier version of DK Cas Mist (which unfortunately I could not wear because it turned to a powder scent, then disappeared within an hour). I bought this for the patchouli, which I’m not detecting a lot of. However, this is so beautiful 😍 I plan to layer it with something patch. Will update later with the staying power.

This is a great scent. Suitable for a mature gentleman who enjoys a new car fragrance. First impressions it was giving fresh couch leather vibes. Dry down has a deep rich sweetness. It's an affordable blind buy. It's too masculine for me so I spray it in my car and pretend I'm driving a Benz. I can imagine this scent on a bloke out and about doing regular man activities. If I smelt this on a man on a first date I'd definitely be interested in a second date. It's different and interesting. It's unlike any other fragrance I've come across. Very longlasting, good projection and it has become sweeter on maceration.

Nose Note #1024 I love Babycat DNA, and Mateu #5 is very much alike, but slightly less vanillic and less dusty. And this is just like #5. I used to think this smells like play-doh, but sweet. I do still agree, but I'd add that the scent is a little dark and enigmatic, and pretty sweet of course. I think I don't understand though, is why all the people vote for Male. This is very unisex, perhaps even slightly feminine leaning... Still, if I had to choose one, I'd go for French Avenue Fierte, which I just love. The two are a bit different, I just like Babycat DNA better. 8/10

Such a beautiful and classy middle-eastern scent. Barely any Oud to be classified as an Oud fragrance. Its a spicy vanilla scent which I experience the vanilla as soft and creamy. I have not experienced any lack of performance like most people say and I find the scent strong as it is and the whiffs pinches my nose from time to time, also those around me can smell it. For the price this fragrance are absolutely worth recommending and its by far one of Lattafa's best fragrances.

08/10 Pretty good fragrance, for the price is a steal really, I will totally recommend for people looking on a cheap elegant fragrance just be careful with the sprays it might be too much for some people. Muy buena fragancia, la verdad que por el precio vale totalmente la pena, la recomiendo mas que nada para personas buscando por un perfume elegante pero barato solo que tengan cuidado con la cantidad de atomizaciones puede que sea mucho para la gente al rededor.

I like it, i really like it. It's warm, elegant and spicy fragrance with great performance.It somehow reminds me Margiela's By the Fireplace at the drydown. I usually don't care about the presentation but this bottle is luxurious. The price is low (i bought it for under 20€) and the quality is much higher than its price. If you want a sexy winter scent with great performance, compliments magnet and low price go get it. Highly recommended.

Just got this in today. No mascerations. 3 sprays on my arm and i cant stop smelling myself. This is an amazing scent. Imagine oud for glory mix with smokey smooth chocolate. This just shot up to my top 3 in my hige collection. Way to go lattafa, way to go. Ill get back on projection and longevity when i wear it to work tomorrow Edit: longevity and projection is amazing. Get 8+ hours on skin and it stays on clothes for days!

Scary good for the price. Vanilla, patchouli, sweet - creamy wood, slight amber anchoring the aromatic lightly spiced florals (not overtly floral). Unisex, maybe a little masculine. Could be sexy on a man or woman half an hour after sprayed. Sexy, comforting. Smells so good I'd wear this all year round in a mild climate. Absolutely beastly longevity. 3+ sprays and youll smell it the next day. I guarantee 24hr longevity.

Ameer is my favorite one out of the Lattafa Al Noble lineup. This is a dark earthy woody with a blast of spices mainly coming from the cloves but in a well blended way. To me, this is also the longest lasting one with good projection and sillage. I smell it on myself all day. The oud here is just so good.Plus, look at the bottle, fully covered black velvet with a golden deer head. it just oozes quality. I love it. ♥

Hola.!! Ya había escrito anteriormente que haría está compra a ciegas, no me arrepiento.!! Al rociar un poco de esta fragancia en casa de mi padre, el olor se sintió en toda la casa causando que mi madrastra saliera de la cocina a ver qué perfume era y mi hermano de su recamara, la manzana y la pimienta rosa en la salida es riquísima y suave. Recomendado.!! Saludos.!!

Delightfully sweet and warm fragrance; sweet apples, sweet cloves, creamy woods, with a touch of florals and something vaguely sparkling in the backdrop. Definitely a dupe for Rosendo Mateau N05 and its dupe Ishq al Shuyukh Gold. Perfect for the cooler seasons, projects immensely. Lasts all day on skin, doubly on clothes.

It's summer here in NZ, I am wearing this, and it works. Walking through a dark mossy forest (e.g. Scotland) eating a green apple, is how I'd describe it. It's not an apple pie scent. The oud and spices ground it, with a slightly sharp top note of the apple. In the drydown, there's a bit of vanilla if you squint.

Guys do not buy this, all women around you will love this smell and keep complimenting you about it. On top of that it performs like crazy so it's acts as a beacon for huzz, so annoying. Just don't spread the word about this and if people ask, tell them it's nautica voyage 👍.

Ameer Al Noble. Rich, creamy oud with some vanilla. Very long lasting and unique. Solid projection. These 3 fragrances are the same DNA space, TF Eau De Ombre Leather and Rifaaqat by Lattafa. Big boy juice this and not for the youngsters or newbies.

Love this, it's spicy woody and projects incredibly well without maceration. It's extremely spicy with a sweet vanilla backing to it that makes it addicting. Incredibly beautiful fragrance and the bottle is amazing. Overall: 9.3/10

Wow this is unbelievably underrated. Smells like a deep vanilla leather while still being refreshing to catch whiffs of. Lasts forever, gets compliments, smells like nostalgic christmas family parties by the tree. My signature.

Got this as my first oud fragrance and I'm definitely not disappointed, amazing scent profile and good 6-8 hours longevity and about 2 feet projection. Fantastic fragrance especially for the price would definitely recommend.

A terrible fragrance. When you put it on, it leaves you with an air of mystery and an extremely acoustic spicy aroma. And on top of that it lasts forever. Do not buy under any circumstances! ( Im not gatekeeping it! )

Niche snobs will hate how good this smells and how well perform, for only 20€ unbeatable price/quality, its not something you can blind buy, but if you are into leather/vanilla fragrances, you must buy this!

This is one of those fragrances that you need to get, spray some days and forget about it for 2-3 months! It’s incredible for the price, smells expensive and so great. Awesome dry down for enjoy for hours.

after half year maceration finally became more sweet and less suede ,i hated it bc of the overwhelming suede,now i like it,not love it but like it

No se que tal sea, espero la sorpresa, será mi primera compra a ciegas, he visto su composición y se que no me arrepentiré. Saludos.!!

A friend said it smelled like steam from the iron. Now I can't get that out of my head...

Same as ( Rosendo Mateu No 5 ) in a 1⁄8 price 😂💕✨️

* Strong oud forward fragrance * Good blend of oud, woody, spicy, herbal, leather, vanilla, amber and musky notes * Good cool weather fragrance * Dark and warm * Very masculine * Great for older users * Classy presentation * Oud is a polarizing note to some noses * Not unisex * Not good for younger users * Underrated and underappreciated Lattafa's Al Noble Ameer is a strong oud forward fragrance. It's got oud, wood, spicy, herbal, leather, vanilla, amber and musky notes. It's very different from its sibling flankers and I appreciate that every entry in the Al Noble line are very different from each other. This is a dark and warm fragrance and very masculine. It's great for older users and has a suitably classy presentation to match. This leans very masculine and is not good for female users and younger males who prefer sweet and fresh fragrances. This is underrated and underappreciated. It's good but if oud polarizes you, then you should avoid. Otherwise, recommended.

Quick heads up for anyone who already owns Ishq Al Shuyukh. I find that Ameer is basically exactly the same scent as Ishq Al Shuyukh, also by Lattafa (confusingly), just way weaker and the suede replaces the leather of Ishq. Its a little less heavy on the amber and a bit fruity on top notes. Its a dusty middle eastern staple scent, a bit smoky and a few green notes and balsams. Its a really good fragrance. I left it a year plus and its exceptionally good now. It took months of maceration to mature to a decent everyday workhorse scent. Strong longevity, average to strong sillage. Excellent stuff for the low price. If (like me) you already own Ishq then you probably don't need Ameer, they're literally 95% the same except for performance. Performance is much better for Ishq Al Shuyukh. I don't understand why Lattafa even bothered to release two fragrances so carbon-copy similar. Don't do what i did and buy both, its not worth it. Of the two i prefer Ameer. 7/10 from me

My initial impression upon wearing it for the first time is that it has a cozy feel. I get oud first then spice (more clove than pink pepper), no fruits, yes to vanilla, and it seems buttery, although it doesn’t register as a sweet gourmand by any means. It just feels cozy and creamy. I hope projection improves with macération. As of now it is a skin scent, and I keep tucking my nose into my collar to get a big whiff. Edit: 1/18/2025 Definitely lasts longer and projects better than it did initially. Still a cozy scent.

The notes and accords do not make sense and sound all over the place. This fragrance is a warm fragrance. It feels soft and warm just like the bottle itself, like suede. It isn't complex but lasts very long. A slight vanilla comes out when it dries down. Lovely winter fragrance overall and does smell more expensive than it is. Classy. Requires macerating.

It smells so great, I don't think it's masculine, more unisex. On my skin it reminds me of Papier d'armenie tradition with a touch of LL Au Masculin, just a little bit sweet, suede and anise/liqueur (maybe the cloves). The performance isn't that great at 30 in a hot Summer day, I can feel closer to the skin, maybe the maceration solves this problem.

Something about this is too nauseating, it comes from a sweetness I can't pinpoint. Like something overly ripe. It happens especially in the air. Up close to the skin you get some spices that balance it out, but I somehow struggle a lot in the air. Less sweet and more citrus or spice would have done the trick, but it's unbearable as it is.

I finished the bottle on March and I just gotta say, it was a really nice woody, sweet fragrance. Sure it was giving me a headache at first but i got used to the warm spicy smell and it grew on me, it was a nice one-time experience, buying a second bottle would make me get bored of the smell quickly.

Again, leather and fancy caramel candies. For some reason, I also pick up a note of a hot iron here. Another profile similar to Rifaacat or Babycat, but somewhat muted, less vivid. Far from being the same. I don’t have a clear opinion on whether that’s good or bad. Deserves checking

Just tried this. At the moment it's a nice woody vanilla with a slight medicinal quality to it. Gonna wait for maceration to happen and review it again. The bottle, I don't have to wait for. It's an extremely high quality bottle with a solid heavy "stag" top (I thought the top was going to be light in weight) it comes in a a superb box.

OK, after maceration. This perfume starts deeply woody and a little medicinal. Dries down with more amber coming through with vetiver. Performance excellent. A very good masculine woody perfume.

Uhmm..well, the initial blast was like,wtf, gasoline or something weird. Then that kinda cleared up and not sure how to describe it. Some kind of air freshener that id stick to a bathroom wall, I guess. Not too strong or long lasting.

A linha Al Noble, o único que não me agrada é esse, muito forte e confuso a pirâmide da olfativa, pra mim, na saída tem cheiro de borracha, sei lá 🤷🏻♂️ um cheiro bem enjoativo

When you smell rosendo 5 and this side by side, they cannot compare. i went from loving this and wearing it, to hating it when i wore rosendo 5

I hated this perfume.it's a dupe of history parfums spanish caration.a fruity perfume which gives headaches.

My bottle of this is about 16 months old. I pulled it out today for wearing and knew I needed to leave a review of this beauty asap. Time has gently smoothed the leathery petrol accord (which I love) in this and strengthened the gourmandy vanillic and cocoa overtones. I love Babycat and RM No 5. I own those originals, and, having travelled down the rabbit hole on this particular dna, I also own most of the Middle eastern inspired takes on it, such as Ishq, Domino No 5, Rifaqaat, and Wujood. I’m female and I’d not say Ameer is overly masculine in any sense. I enjoy wearing it very much and get compliments. So, if you like the sweet praline and leather accord of this dna, this one is a safe buy. It lasts well, all day for me, and projects throughout its lifespan. I will also add that it continues to get sweeter with time!

Truly horrible. Screaming, loud, headache inducing with an artificial apple and extreme middle eastern spices. Not blended well at all either. Sold my bottle immediately, not even worth waiting for it to oxidise.

This is a really kick ass scent. No beating around the bush today. It’s for manly men strictly, so do not for a second think you have permission to purchase this all you soy boys out there! Beards required!!!

beautiful bottle, great scent, very clove heavy to my nose but that’s not a bad thing. I think it leans more masculine but is definitely unisex, this is a very easy to wear for beginner oud wearers. 8.8/10

I’ve had this for a while now, and I think it’s good if you like velvety patchouli based fragrances. This is a little harsh and the blend isn’t perfect, but it’s $20 so I can’t complain. 7/10.

Doesn't smell too bad, but I find it to be a rather 2-dimensional oud and wood fragrance. Not bad for the price, but doesn't smell good or unique enough to justify picking up a full bottle.

Just got this one. I do agree it smells like Armani Code Absolute, but it has this nice underlying incense thing going on. Looking forward to wearing this one in the colder weather.