Niche Emarati Mughal Fort

The Niche Emarati line from Lattafa seems to be their most expensive range. From the heavy metallic bottle(I used to think it was metallic) to the aesthetic packaging, it's safe to assume that the juice would be stellar... In the opening, you're greeted with a very spicy cardamom and burnt caramel. There's also a herbal tea smell I get & mint.. The pimento effect is felt here after a few minutes. It begins to give a spicy, peppery vibe. All these are happening while the sweet caramel is all there. It's kind of an original smell, tbh. The mid doesn't have much change. The caramel is now more prominent. The overall fragrance starts to get sweeter. The caramel at this point has softened, thanks to the help from the vanilla The dry down gets much sweeter. Vanilla and caramel with a peppery background. That perfect cookie! The term 'sweet' has been used a lot in fragrance detailing, but in this fragrance, the sweetness is 6 on a scale of 10. The spiciness doesn't let it get overly sweet. Just a balance of everything. This is a great Christmas fragrance. Can serve as a wedding fragrance. It's unisex, but can lean slightly feminine. Performance is huge. 18hrs+ on skin with a very good projection. In summary, this is not blind-buy safe for the price. But if you love this fragrance DNA, the price wouldn't matter. Also, it's a fragrance you might love more the less you smell it(you crave for it when you haven't smelt it, but hate it when you do for too long)...if that makes sense. Final rating: 8.5 This is a scent profile I fell in love with quickly, but sadly, my bottle broke recently—it fell with its head/atomizer—but I managed to savage at least 65ml. PS- I had to temporarily leave my room for 1 week after I couldn't sleep the first 2 nights I tried, due to how brutal my room smelled of caramel. Damn! The smell lasted 2 months+ because the juice got to the curtain and some chairs. Holy!!! Mughal Fort is a beast!!!!!

At first, I was unsure how I felt about this fragrance. I started by spraying it out and setting it aside. Curiosity got the best of me, and I started to wear it sooner after purchase than I would most Middle Eastern fragrances. This fragrance is intoxicating. It beckons me from the shelf. I intend to reach for an easy-grab perfume, which this is not, and I still end up with this in my hand. It's an interesting fragrance in that it is truly unisex. It's comforting. The warmth of the vanilla carries the fragrance through, but it's not a sweet vanilla. It's also not spicy, in spite of the fact that it opens with pimento. It's beast mode - you have to wash this off. Its presence is strong as is the sillage. If you want be the person who makes the most interesting impression, wear this fragrance.

When I first bought this , I was not impressed. I was influenced by a great review, although I feel the bottle is hideous.....It sat at my bedside with other perfumes looking more like a Dubai city of enchanted fragrances.... But the magic came, through waiting....This perfume is stunning. I am surprised there are no florals in here. I find it sweet, creamy and feminine. My husband said he didn't think he would wear it. Nor does he find it amazing like I do. I am so happy I bought it, I am so excited about how gorgeous it is. It lasts quite a long time. Not sure what I would compare this to, perhaps a creamier version of a designer Western floral JPG Classique, but creamier . It is really beautiful.

Mughal Fort is a stunner! I was impressed immediately with the complexity and depth of such an inexpensive fragrance. I will say the Niche Emarati line within Lattafa is a tad on the pricey however that’s completely relative considering lattafa prices. Anyway, let’s talk about the most important aspect ( for me anyway) and that’s longevity and silage. I study that before scent profile or price. I don’t do skin scents or even a moderate is a no for me. MF is fantastic, I get more compliments this than any other fragrance I own. This scent is addictive and deep. I can’t recommend this fragrance enough! PS....must macerate, it’s the only downside

I bought this after smelling changing Constance. This is similar, imo. I don't have both, so I can't directly compare. I LOVE IT. It's a grown-up gourmand. It opens up spicy but addictive spice, smoothly transitioning into sweet and luxurious caramel. And finally, into a smooth vanilla and amber warmth. It changes a lot, throught wearing so give it time. Strength I get 16+ hours on the skin. This stuff is strong; it projects super well as well. Fills out rooms easily. Even though it's super strong, it is a complement magnet. Everyone loves this stuff on me And for about $60+. IT IS SO WORTH IT. I WILL ALWAYS HAVE THIS IN MY COLLECTION