Khamrah Dukhan

Khamrah has been around for a few years now, its boozy, honeyed, and spicy character well-established by the hype. Therefore, I was eager to try Dukhan—initially, I’d planned to go for Khamrah Qahwa, with its roasted coffee notes—but when I was at the store, the clerk asked if I’d ever tried Dukhan. "I am afraid, not" I said, and I did. It immediately won me over. It arrives wrapped in a promise its name makes unmistakably clear: smoke, ritual, darkness. “Dukhan” literally means smoke, and expectations naturally lean toward incense-heavy drama. What you actually get, however, is something more restrained, more atmospheric—and depending on your taste—either more refined or slightly elusive. The opening is immediate and unapologetic. A sharp burst of spices leads the charge, clove and pimento coming across dry, heated, almost abrasive at first. There’s a flicker of mandarin in the background, but it feels more like a spark than a citrus note—gone before it can soften the edges. On some skin, this phase can read harsh rather than smoky, even a touch synthetic, but it settles fairly quickly and rewards patience. As it develops, Dukhan shifts into its real identity. This is where the incense appears—not as thick, billowing smoke, but as an ambient haze. Labdanum and patchouli give it depth, orange blossom adds a muted glow, and the overall effect is less “burning resin” and more “room after the ritual.” The smoke here is suggested, not shouted. If you’re expecting ash and embers, you may feel underwhelmed; if you appreciate atmosphere over theatrics, this is where it clicks. The base leans fully into the Khamrah DNA: praline sweetness, amber warmth, tonka and benzoin smoothing the edges, with tobacco woven in rather than placed centre stage. It’s still a gourmand at heart, but darker, drier, and noticeably less playful than the original. The sweetness never disappears, yet it’s tempered—less dessert, more spiced liquor sipped late at night. Performance is unequivocally strong. Projection is assertive in the first few hours, and it hangs around for a full working day and then some, especially on clothes. Compared side by side with the original Khamrah, Dukhan wears slightly longer and feels broader in its diffusion. This is cold-weather territory only—autumn and winter evenings, date nights, dimly lit spaces. Overspray at your own risk. I suggest avoiding spraying too much on points too close to your nose, cause you might get nose blind very soon. Dukhan undeniably shares the same backbone as Khamrah OG, and the family resemblance is obvious once the opening settles. The difference isn’t structural so much as tonal. This is the same language spoken in a lower register—less cosy, more serious, more masculine in feel. If you already own Khamrah (or Qahwa), Dukhan won’t revolutionise your collection, but it offers a mood shift rather than a redundancy. The three of them shared the same DNA while offering different nuances. In the end, Khamrah Dukhan isn’t about delivering literal smoke or reinventing the wheel. It’s about reframing a familiar gourmand into something darker, moodier, and more controlled. Honestly, I expected more smokiness from the resins, but it was just my assumption. Not a beast for novelty hunters, but a compelling option if you want the Khamrah DNA stripped of its smile and dressed for the night. This review is based on a bottle I’ve owned since November 2025.

* Khamrah Dukhan = Khamrah all grown up * Drier than the other flankers in the line * Additional spice and smoke notes adds sophistication and class * Great blend of lightly sweet, boozy, smoky, spicy, vanilla, amber, floral and light citrus and tobacco aromas * Prominent notes of cognac, pepper, cinnamon, incense, vanilla, tobacco and orange peel * Actually closer to Kilian Angels' Share than the original Khamrah * Great for older male users * Great for cooler season * Great performer * Not unisex * Not good for younger users * This is what original Khamrah should have been * Redundant if you have Angels Share, Royal Blend or any similar clone * Khamrah Qawha is a better and more original twist Lattafa's Khamrah Dukhan is a flanker in their hit Khamrah line, which upon first release was the closest to Kilian's monster hit Angels' Share at the time. In turn, it became a runaway hit and people noticed that it was actually quite distinct from the fragrance it was supposedly cloning... and even liked it better. It was a stronger, sweeter more intense version. Which helped make original Khamrah a hit but also turned off those who dislike sweet fragrances. It was Angels' Share for younger users. Fast forward and now we have Khamrah Dukhan and we get the exact opposite. This is easily the closest to actual Angels' Share in the entire line. It's drier, boozier, smokier and way spicier. The florals are much more prevalent with the sweetness dialed back. It's a great blend of lightly sweet, boozy, smoky, spicy, vanilla, amber, floral and light citrus and tobacco aromas. You'll get prominent notes of cognac, pepper, cinnamon, incense, vanilla, tobacco and orange peel. The sweetness is still there, but quite a bit lighter. The overall end result is a sophisticated and classy take on the Khamrah formula... which we may as well just call Angels' Share because honestly this is as close as you're going to get to it. This said, there are now many clones on the market that have successfully replicated the formula to varying degrees. Royal Blend comes to my mind immediately, but there are many others. What this could have used was an additional note like leather or cacao that would have really separated this from the pack. As it stands, it is arguable that this is what original Khamrah should have been and vice versa. This is great for older male users, performs strongly, and is great for cooler weather. It leans masculine and is not unisex, though certainly that shouldn't stop women from giving it a try. Presentation is great. Khamrah Qawha is overall better with its coffee note, but if you want something that's as close to Angels' Share which is still a fantastic fragrance DNA as you can get, this is one to buy. Highly recommended.

Last night was the second evening this week that I wore Khamrah Dukhan to work. I'll wear the same one for a week, so that I can get a fairly reasonable idea of what kind of fragrance I'm working with. Now, nothing special in that, except that I thought that I'd pretty much determined that I really like Dukhan, however, not more than Khamrah Qahwa. In fact, I still do believe Qahwa to be my favorite, however, if Dukhan continues to garner compliments, there's a chance of it moving up on the list. The compliment that sent me here to put it in writing came from a gentleman, a very successful, well-off attorney who lives in the condo building at which I work security overnight. While, I won't give his name, I will say that folks in the Tulsa, OK court system know him well for his Tom Ford colognes, which he wears FULL BLAST -- loud enough to fill a room easily, but, such excellent scents that it doesn't cause problems. If he passes through my area, while I'm away doing something, I can always know that he was there, because, that lingering sillage is massive.💪🏿 He took me up, one evening, and showed me his Tom Ford collection. He literally has almost every one that has been put out in the last 8-10 years, and, a lot of the bottles were larger than 100 ml, too. Lately, though, he's gotten into Initio, and, has purchased about 4, 5 of those. This morning, he passed through, and, before he got on the elevator, he stopped & asked me what I was wearing, said he really liked whatever it was. I was lightweight kinda stunned, because, I'm not crazy enough to think that my Lattafa anything would measure up to the quality & heft of anything Tom Ford, but, there it was. Call me crazy, but, that incident, by itself, was sufficient enough to stamp Khamrah Dukhan as legitimately impressive in my books. I receive compliments fairly regularly on the fragrances I wear, so, I'm not one who's gonna jump over the moon just because somebody gave me some positive feedback, but, for whatever reason, this compliment was one that just really caught me off-guard, and, was highly valued, considering the source.💎

Khamrah Dukhan rolls into a room like a cinnamon‐dusted sandstorm, dragging a velvet cloak of smoke, syrup, and oud behind it. If the original Khamrah is the warm, sweet, approachable one who brings dessert to the party, Dukhan is the older sibling who shows up at midnight with a tray of spiced pastries and a story they refuse to tell until you pour them a drink. The opening is cinnamon, cardamom, and a puff of sweet smoke - not the harsh, burnt kind, but the kind you get from a hookah lounge where someone is smoking vanilla‐apple shisha in the corner. It’s warm, resinous, and immediately thicker than the original. The sweetness is still there, but it’s been caramelised, like sugar hitting a hot pan. Then the oud accord arrives. Not barnyard, not medicinal - more like a polished oud accord dipped in syrup, the kind that gives depth rather than intimidation. It turns the fragrance from “spiced dessert” into “spiced dessert eaten in a room lined with dark wood and velvet curtains.” Dukhan becomes addictive in the dry down, amber glowing like embers, vanilla thickened with smoke and a resinous sweetness that clings to fabric for hours. It’s not gourmand in the edible sense - it’s gourmand in the ritual sense, like incense made of sugar and spice. Dukhan is the darker, richer, more atmospheric and more seductive evolution of Khamrah - a spiced amber oud with gourmand heat and incense-like depth. Performance is monstrous. It projects like it has something to prove and longevity is 10–12 hours minimum, with the dry down still haunting your coat the next day. Khamrah "The Warm Embrace" - mood: soft, sweet, approachable, glowing. Dukhan "The Velvet Shadow" - mood: mysterious, sensual, smoky, aromatic. Qawah "The Spiced Inferno" - mood: powerful, dramatic, caffeinated, unstoppable.

Khamrah Dukhan by Lataffa: Out of all three (not anymore, thanks Waha) of the Khamrah line, this one appealed to me the most thanks to the darker profile that avoided the coffee of Qahwa. I can say without a doubt its still gourmand sweet but the added incense and tobacco help keep it in check. The main thing I noticed with this fragrance upon first spray was the pimento. It completely blew my nostrils apart but thankfully it was gone within a week; this left me with an amazing, sweet-spicy resinous profile reminiscent of Christmas. Compared to the sweet, honeyed dates opening of the original Khamrah, Dukhan doesn’t really share this quality, It’s more of a dry, warm sweetness than a rich, fruity sweetness on my nose. The evolution of the scent is not really grand or revealing in any way to me, it starts sweet-spicy and ends sweet-spicy. There’s a bit of nuance on the opening with a slight fruity note provided by the orange and it slowly transitions into a more spiced scent over time while also becoming something more resembling the original Khamrah with its vanillic dry down thanks to the praline. Performance on this scent is insane. Easily my most lasting scent on my journey so far (granted, it’s only been 10 months) with 12+ hour performance on skin and lasting multiple days on clothes. I used up the last 5ml of my full bottle around 4 days ago and can still faintly smell the dry down on my jacket. 100ml cost me around £23 and performance is literally nuclear, if you like spicy-gourmand, it’s an easy reach or if you’re looking for something not quite as sweet as the original Khamrah but find yourself dissuaded by the coffee note of Qahwa as I was, Dukhan might be for you.

I was torn between choosing this, Qahwa and the OG. But my girl absolutely adores the smell of the OG, so I gave her that. And I got myself this. I love the smell of coffee, but I drink and smell coffee every day and having that as a scent to wear was a bit too indifferent. The spicy opening notes made the scent ooze in class. Dukhan really feels like a men's fragrance, and others were a bit too feminine and more focused on smelling like a dessert. Dukhan has more of a character I wanted, which keeps the ones around me guessing. Since the scent is very much the same to others in the line except for the opening 30 mins. She loves this on me on the more intimate occasions. My go-to date night scent. The longevity: 12+ Hrs Projection : 6 Feet radius for the first couple of hours and then it goes down slowly. Be careful with the sprays. Its potent and can generate more negative feedback if sprayed way too much. Disclaimer: If you are getting the synthetic feel out of your Khamrahs, then you probably got the fakes. I first got the fakes which were clearly indistinguishable from the Originals until I scanned the QR authentication sticker on the box. I returned them and got refunded by the kind enough seller and then found the authentic ones with hard luck. I let it macerate for a few weeks and now can't get enough of the scent. I can still sniff the gourmand off the shirt that was sprayed on 12 hours ago.

After trying the entire Khamrah line, I truly believe Khamrah Dukhan is the best of the three. While Lattafa Khamrah and Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa get most of the attention online, Dukhan is the one that actually smells the most refined and luxurious. What sets Dukhan apart is the smoky, resinous depth that runs through the fragrance. The sweetness is present, but it is balanced by warm spices and a subtle smoky accord that gives it a richer and more sophisticated character. Instead of smelling like a dessert or coffee drink, Dukhan smells dark, elegant, and truly Middle Eastern. To my nose, this is the fragrance in the Khamrah collection that smells the most expensive and mature. It has a beautiful warmth that feels perfect for evenings or cooler weather, and it leaves a memorable trail without becoming cloyingly sweet. Projection and longevity are excellent, easily lasting many hours on skin and even longer on clothing. In my opinion, Khamrah Dukhan deserves far more recognition. If you enjoy the Khamrah DNA but want something deeper, more complex and more luxurious, this is the one to reach for. For me, the ranking is clear: 1. Khamrah Dukhan 2. Khamrah Qahwa 3. Khamrah Dukhan isn’t just another flank—it’s the most sophisticated interpretation of the Khamrah DNA, and it deserves the ratings and recognition that the others receive.

When you first spray Khamrah Dukhan, it hits you with unapologetic smoke, bold, dry, and even a little harsh. Many people stop right there, judging it within the first five minutes. But if you let it live on your skin for two hours, that’s when the real story begins. What emerges is one of the most warm, masculine gourmand-incense dry downs I’ve ever experienced in a fragrance under €100. The smoke softens, the spices melt, and an amber-tonka-praline accord rises through the ashes like a quiet fire glowing in the dark. This isn’t a sweet-for-everyone scent like the original Khamrah or the coffee-driven Qahwa. Dukhan feels mature, confident, grounded, and unapologetically male. It’s a fragrance that doesn’t try to please; it transforms, it deepens, it earns your respect. The problem is that most people never reach that part. The world has grown impatient. We test on paper, sniff the opening, and move on, chasing dopamine instead of evolution. That’s why Dukhan remains underrated: it asks for time, and rewards those who give it. In a market drowning in unisex ambroxan clones, Khamrah Dukhan stands apart as warm smoke, quiet strength, and masculine elegance. It’s a scent that doesn’t shout, it burns slowly.

Best one out of the 3 Khamrahs. The over the top sweetness of the OG Khamrah makes me nauseous to the point in need to scrub it off or i'll be really sick. In this one, the spices, the smokiness, tiny of bitterness of the mandarin and the pimento bring more balance. They cut through that overly sweet thing all 3 Khamrahs have going on. Before Dukhan I preferred Sharaf by Zimaya as that resembles Khamah/Angel Share but has less sweetness and has something earthy and grounding in the dry down. But this one is chef's kiss to me. From the 400+ fragrances I own this is one of the best imo. Sure it's unisex, but imo it's maybe more feminine leaning, but like a darker intense gourmand feminine with an edge. A "sexy AF don't you play with me, cause i'm kind of dangerous and wild" vibe. This fragance is beast mode on my skin 12+ hours longevity. Sillage depends on how much you want to spray on of course, but itll enter the room before you do. ;-) 2 big sprays is more then enough for me. 9.5/10

9.5/10 Having never smelled Kamrah, I was really hoping for an entrancing experience. First sprays were a pretty huge disappointment, it immediately reminded me of a chemical toilet. Sickly sweet and definitely projects like a mother, but is this what I want to smell like? The best part of the experience was when I was making coffee and the two scents mixed, it was actually good. That said, I sprayed at 9am and it was still on and around me at 1am the next morning, a full 16hrs later. UPDATE 1 MONTH: the chemical toilet smell has decreased 50% and the cinnamon has increased 30%. It's still very sweet, but damn, this may get good yet. UPDATE 3 MONTHS: has become a regular in the rotation. Still sweet, but nicely spicy. I find myself wanting to wear it often; it's my most worn over the last few winter months. Fantastic when layering with drier, heavy spice choices.

This is my favorite of the Khamras, and I like all of them. This is deeper and more complex than the original; I originally wanted to say that it's less sweet and more masculine, but then I was like "IS IT, though?" It's not actually less sweet, just more spicy and layered. Likewise, it's not actually more masculine, it just layers better with masculine fragrances. It's genuinely unisex, and not just in the sense that it's technically plausible for a man or a woman to wear--it conveys overt femininity on women and overt masculinity on men. And it smells cozy and sexy and sweet and spicy on everyone. It's not incense-y/smoky at all so far (mine is pretty new), but it's lovely straight out of the bottle and will be probably even better by autumn (This is strictly a solo night-time fragrance in summer. It's very rich, definitely meant for cool weather)

Before you read this, I hadn't bought the other 2 yet, as this just sounded like what I'd love, so I'm yet to know if this is the best or worst out of the three. This has become my everyday winter fragrance. I find it lasts forever; I put it on in the morning/afternoon, and when I woke up the next day, I could still smell it faintly on my wrists. The projection of it is sort of weird, as at the 2hr-4hr mark I can't smell it that well, and it feels like it's fading, but people within about 2 feet can still smell it, but some people can still smell it strongly from as far as 4-5 feet away. In my personal opinion, I give it a 9/10. It's a very masculine fragrance, and you'll be able to smell it for most of the day even when you think it's gone. The price, the longevity, and the projection are all amazing; you couldn't get a better fragrance for cheap.

It's good, not great; I would say I regret my purchase, but for 30$ I am not too pissed. I mainly bought this for the incense note, and I am always trying to find a good incense perfume. This is not as incense-heavy as I expected, but instead it is quite tobacco-heavy. The tobacco is quite pungent and blends with the various spices to create a sweet, cigar-like feel. For some reason, this fragrance gives me a strange sensation that makes me want to peel the skin off my lips; I cannot explain why. Edit: Almost a month later and it's smoothed out! I like it a lot more than when I initially bought it. Maybe it's a batch variation, but the mandarin is shining a lot and blends exceptionally well with the subtle spicy notes. Kind of reminds me of eating an orange garneshed with pepper flakes while also smoking a cigar.

This is just a much more balanced and better version of the original, now if you already own the original I wouldn’t say it’s different enough for it to be worth having both but if you don’t already own any of the other Khamrah versions I would always recommend this if you’re a guy. Just because of the smokiness and spices, I feel like the original can be a bit too sweet/vanilla heavy for my taste and this just balances that out for me! I think the other version of Kharmah (not the original) doesn’t change it up enough for me still that very sweet vanilla the coffee just doesn’t change anything really. On me this last about 8-10 hours with solid projection the first 3 hours but not overwhelming and I mean for the price you can’t really go wrong with any of the flankers but this is the best one in my opinion!

Possibly the most "savoury" of the trio. I've got all three and the sweetness ratio, ftom the highest to lowest is K, KQ, KD. I find Dukhan the most masculine of the three, likely due to prominent spices and pimento notes. I still consider this one unisex but with a slight masculine undertone. All three are gems, I adore them all, though I won't reach for Dukhan unless it's an evening occasion. It's rich, opulent, well balanced (spice vs sweetness) but KQ remains my all time favourite. Dukhan, no doubt, makes it presence known - it's a perfect juice for a confident individual, someone who can swag an unconventional outfit, someone who talks the talk and walks the walk. You've gotta love Lattafa creations, price tags are truly ridiculous for the quality you're getting. Thumbs up for Dukhan.

Right out of the box, very strong tobacco that was a bit sickening. After a month, it has now tempered down a lot. Sweet-smelling tobacco is the dominant scent for me in this fragrance, from top to base, but blended well with the other notes. It’s also very potent, one spray on each side of my neck in the bathroom, made me rush out to avoid being choked out. Definitely masculine, I wouldn’t like it on a woman and smelling like sweet tobacco. YMMV, not a blind buy safe fragrance. I got used to it, but will only wear it in more rugged scenes, like when drinking with my mates in a smoke-filled bar. Lattafa got the tobacco right though, it really does smell like dried tobacco leaves that I grew up with, except that some sweet syrup was spilled over them.

I avoided picking this up at first because I already own (and love) Khamrah OG and Qahwa and convinced myself that owning this was redundant, but I eventually caved in on a good deal. Zero regrets. The signature Khamrah booziness is still the centerpiece, but Dukhan is a more subdued affair, in a good way. As much as I love Qahwa, it can sometimes be a bit overwhelming as it's overly syrupy, while Dukhan is a bit more textural with a chilli-chocolate-cherry blend. Projection and longevity both seem great, even from a fresh bottle; I put on a few sprays before heading on a night out, and I kept catching my own scent all throughout the night. Time will tell whether I end up preferring this over Qahwa in the long run, but it's a close competition.

I've gone through two bottles of Khamrah Qahwa and I'm now on my first bottle of Dukhan. Funny enough, I've never even owned the original Khamrah. These are outstanding fragrances. Every time I put them away for a month and wear some of my more expensive French Avenue, Rasasi, or Armaf fragrances, I come back to these and think, "Man, I spent a lot of money I probably didn't need to." The more I wear them, the more I think I actually prefer Dukhan. That spicy note is absolutely fire. I enjoy it even more than the coffee note in Qahwa. If you're on the fence about either one, don't hesitate. They're both 10/10 in my book. The biggest difference to me is that Dukhan leans more masculine, while Qahwa has a softer, slightly more feminine vibe.

This might just be THE perfect fall and winter fragrance. It's been said before, but to be honest, this might clear. It opens with straight smoke, spices, and (even though it's not in the notes) a crisp apple. About that apple note that just doesn't actually exist: it's got a sharp, sweet smell, like the last truly perfect apple before they go out of season, almost apple pie worthy. The smokey richness works perfectly with this, making a scent that just works eternally. Speaking of eternal, the lifespan on this is unfathomable. It lasts me 8-10 hours depending on the day, and stays addicting through the whole thing. For 27 bucks through the official Amazon, nothing beats it.

This is more smoky than Khamrah, but the smokiness seems dissipates quick. I got this one for my husband and although it leans sweet, it smells AMAZING!!! You do not have to be a "diddly 'a' man" as the below rude dude says to wear this... you just have to be confident in your manhood. Sorry, not sorry. A man wears this to enjoy his scent bubble, but also likes to give others a nice olfactory treat. I cannot stop hugging my husband close and smelling in deeply because it's that good. I have the OG Khamrah as the actual Angel Share dupe and I kinda like this one better. I'll still wear mine until I get up the courage to spend the insane amount of $ that the OG costs.

My favourite Khamrah, picked up a good deal for like 10 euros from Trendyol (from a popular seller in my country), this is one of my favourite fragrances. From the first spray i felt a spicy vanilla mixed with a candy like smell. This smells so great, like a Red Tobacco mixed with Le male elixir + spicy cinnamon smell. It's exactly that type of smell that you find in a niche fragrance store. Super wearable in the winter / autumn. At first it made me dizzy because it's hot outside but it's such a beast. 14-15 hours and i can still feel the scent. I don't know why but this one is way stronger than the Original Khamrah or Khamrah Qahwa, by far the best in the series

Apparently people have varying experiences with this scent. And so do I. Though the note isn't even part of the pyramid, many people have complimented me with my 'coconut' scent. Most prominent notes for me personally are indeed a coconut-ish essence (probably a mix of tonka, benzion and praline), with a strong cinnamon note and very subtle pimento. I have not been able to detect notes like incense, orange blossom and mandarin, and amber is only very subtle. All in all, a pleasant, warm and cozy scent, with an initially massive projection, great longevity on clothes and medium longevity on skin. For the price (I got it for 25,-), I'm very happy with this.

Khamrah Dukhan is straight fire way better than the normal Khamrah and definitely outshines Qahwa too It’s got that perfect balance of sweet smoky and spicy with this deep rich vibe that just grabs attention. Compared to the normal Khamrah Dukhan is way stronger and more complex and the smoky cinnamon notes take it to another level Qahwa is cool with its coffee vibe but it’s weaker and Dukhan just feels way more luxurious and powerful. If you want a scent that’s bold long lasting and stands out Dukhan is the clear winner no contest 11/10 strongest of the three best smelling and the best projection.

This is the most addictive fragrance I’ve ever experienced, and I have a few. I think it’s the boozy praline amber combo for me. Cos what’s not to like there? The praline is rich and giving and perfectly foiled by the orange blossom, incense and smoky pimento - this has me in a chokehold. I’ve never smelled angel’s share or kahwah, but this is a warm blanket on a winter night! In my head, this is what you’d want to wear through Christmas and New Year. Sweet, spicy, warm. And enveloping. My bottle has rested 8 months and it keeps getting richer, smokier, denser and more masculine as it sits.

Nose Note #758 My least favourite Khamrah. Imagine the OG Khamrah, but with tobacco and a lot of amber. Now it reminds me of Mateu #5 a lot, it has this strong play doh note. Also reminds me of Teriaq Intense. But overall it's definitely "more masculine", where's Khamrah and K Qahwa are more feminine. After it dries down a bit it becomes more like OG Khamrah, especially in the air. Very strong, just like the other two Khamrahs. The tobacco and amber are killing this one for me. I'm also picking up something like saffron, which I don't like. 6.5/10, a miss for me

I know this is supposed to be more masculine than Khamrah but I enjoy it a lot. To me perfume is unisex anyway, depends how it behaves on the skin and one's taste. It's definitely better blended and more balanced and one can feel the smokiness and tobacco. In the beginning feels more sweet, red fruits scent. After, it settles more maturely and elegant on the skin. Sometimes I layer it with a slightly sweeter note and it's amazing. I actually like it more than Qahwa, not a big fan of that one on my skin. Maybe I need to macerate it more, who knows.

Amazing fragrance I bought as a blind buy based on YouTube reviews. I was looking for a replacement for Spicebomb Extreme (which I love) for the colder seasons, and I have to say this one is perfect. Some official notes like benzoin, orange blossom, and mandarin I can’t really detect. Instead, I get a beautiful cherry in the opening, then spices and amber, and finally this delicious cookie/praline vibe that lasts forever on clothes. Highly recommended as a winter/autumn scent, SMELLS LIKE CHRISTMAS. Fantastic for the price (around 35$).

A year or so ago I gifted my mom Khamrah Qawha, and she just adored it (so do I). She ended up buying herself the regular Khamrah and Dukhan as well, and she didn't like them as much so she just gave them to me. And as much as I absolutely LOVE Qawha, I think I agree with the review below me that this one is so much more divine. Smokey spice that settles into a sort of tobacco-y amber. It's almost fully masculine, but the hint of orange and orange blossom brings it to this very gender neutral middle ground. Absolutely wonderful.

Fragrance is amazing – truly strong and very coffee-forward. Right after purchase, for about the first week, it leans more toward smoky top notes, but after a week or two it really opens up and becomes predominantly coffee with a subtle smoky undertone. Personally, I also detect a lightly spiced vanilla with a touch of chocolate and caramel. For me, this fragrance is an absolute masterpiece for the price! I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys heavier, more intense niche-style scents.

I love it; as a girl, I agree it's smoky and spicy, but not necessarily masculine. I'd say it has this "dangerous woman" energy, something to wear for a date night with your partner or a first dinner date, with hopes to continue the night ;) it lasts so long and you can smell it from afar. I feel it a lot on me, I can imagine how others feel. personally, my bf loves me wearing it but it's better to save it for those special nights. perfect for cold seasons

Absolutely love this! I get compliments from total strangers when I wear it so people must appreciate the scent trail. To be honest I was becoming disenchanted with the industry as a whole as everything was so redundant and ridiculously expensive, but this, my first foray into Arabic fragrances has completely rejuvenated my interest. Dukhan smells lovely, rich and expensive but is so affordable. I’m very pleased and thankful to have stumbled across it.

Khamrah Dukhan is like the son of Qahwa. Both of them have their own smell and aren't as identical as eachother. I really would pick Qahwa over Dukhan. I agree on the fact it can become too over-whelming if sprayed alot. This is great blind buy or first pick if your looking for a cheap/winter fragrance. Perfect for any occasion and with such a manly and sweet smell expect compliments coming your way. Great longevity and sillage aswell.

I love Angel Share that’s my baby, but I like to call this the sister of it. She is working with something. I honestly get the most compliments wearing this. (26 and counting both male and female evenly) Probably one of my favorites in my perfume collection. I ran out of Kilian and I wanted to try this and I’m not disappointed, and it was blind buy off of the recommendations from this site. so, good job Fragrantica!

This variation of khamrah is actually quite nice, it's very masculine and spicy and it's perfect for the evenings, not that synthetic and overall a creative fragrance, the name is unique because the dukhan is a big smoke that affects everyone for 40 days in Islam, and it implies that this fragrance is smoky and incense, overall it's a 9/10 I wish it was as cheap as the og khamrah because nobody appreciates this.

Recently went and bought all three lataffa khamrahs and this one is my FAVOURITE of the three. Smells almost like the original just with the added smokiness on the opening and a lingering incense sort of smell on the dry down making it more masculine and bold than the original... and can I add wayyyy more addicting. Definitely blind buy safe if that wasnt obvious 10/10 fragrance you cannot go wrong.

i was at a certain department store looking for the original khamrah, but could only find dukhan and blind bought it. its pretty nice for winter, reminds me of a warm cozy christmas evening. for some reason when you first spray it, theres a smell i cant describe, it smells like what the flouride they put on your teeth at the dentist tastes like, if that makes sense, eventually it fades.

@GenericUN So you’re mad because you think Khamrah is a clone of Angel’s Share... it’s not. And instead of accepting that, you’re doubling down and leaving bad reviews on the new one? Interesting strategy. Personally, I think this smells amazing--Smooth, fruity and totally different from the original Khamrah. I got 20 hours on skin and compliments like rent was due.

I am someone who hates amber, but man does this fragrance use it well. The projection on this is nuclear, it projects more than an abusive ex. One spray is more than enough to last me the whole day. Additionally, I also like how it's a more masculine take on OG Khamrah. Overall, I heavily recommend this fragrance, especially if u can pick a bottle up for $35.

This one can get way too intense if you overdo the sprays. Overall, I really like how sophisticated it smells. It’s not something I’d wear in the summer or on hot, sunny days, though the spice and pimento notes are strong and can come off a bit heavy in the heat. 7.9/10 — probably a little biased since I usually lean more toward fresh, musky scents.

Its the best Kamrah...and im a Qahwa glazer. This one is different...spicy, a bit boozy, with a splash of tobacco in the backround. It stands out much more than the rest, and i like it for that reason. And for less than $40? This is crazy work. UPDATE: this smells like how Wrigleys Big Red chewing gum taste. Getting rid of this bottle ASAP.

This is a beast mode! I thought Qawha was strong but nope this is taking the crown. I love both Qawha and Khamrah, they are my signature scents but this one is a bit too heavy on spices. I literally sprayed 1x and could smell it all day. Its nice but I was hoping Lattafa would come up with mote interesting flanker, what about Baileys scent?

This is my first Khamrah fragrance and I flipping adore it. I've smelt the regular Khamrah and it is admittedly very similar - but only after the top notes fade. The smoky, spicy opening is so amazing then the dry down to a cozy, apple pie by a fireplace makes it one of my favourite winter fragrances in my collection

Idk what some are smelling but this stuff is a Winter banger, super spicy, sweet, killer tobacco. I thought at first spray it was like a hot warm citrus cinnamon drink but it may be the pimento in it. Sometimes I think people get on here to blast fragrances lol, some of these reviews are ridiculous

Smoky, woody incense take on Khamrah & Angel Share. This is probably one of my favourites and the bottle is fantastic. Personally this takes the DNA and makes it a bit more interesting. The dry down kind of fades away the smokiness and goes back to the OG. 10/10 autumn / winter fragrance.

Reminds me of Qahwa more then the original. Has that coffee spice but isn't as sweet as Qahwa. Has some more darker spices in tobacco and something smoky that can't put my finger on. The woods are really smooth and fit the fragrance as well. A mix of dried fruits as well (not just dates).

This is a complex, sexy incense-and-spice fragrance. To my nose, the type of incense note it has leans a bit feminine—but it’s honestly pretty unisex and smells incredible on my husband. The projection and sillage is crazy long on this one. A definite compliment getter. Highly recommend!

Amazing sweet spicy and the tobacco and smokiness enhances very unique definitely more suitable for special occasions if you wanna stand out not a blind buy lasts 8 to 10 hours on skin on clothes over a day projection is super strong 5 to 6 hour of strong projection solid 9/10

best opening among other khamras, and in my opinion, this is the best one for night dates in winter and fall. incense note made it more "manly" than the other two. great piece yet it might be too strong for some. stings your nose, might cause headaches. great piece.

I really love it, performance and projection are amazing. sweet, smoky, boozy, spicy type fragrance! I have just sprayed on a shirt, trust me, after even 2/3 days, when I sniff that shirt I can still smell the sweetness of this perfume! Value for money, I must say

Probably the most masculine from the line. A nice addition. Still has that original Khamrah base with some additional smokiness and tobacco which makes it lean more masculine and less sickly sweet. This is good stuff. My favorite from the line now for sure.