Heavens Speak

Cinnamon absolutely dominates the opening, but I also smell pepper too. It feels like more is going on than is listed. It's drying to the nose, and hits me just right in this damp PNW winter weather. I'm seriously considering wearing this sample again on Christmas day. As far as Angel's Share is concerned, and it's similar, but I think A.S has a richer booze note. Heavens Speak allows the wafery gourmond facets to really emerge, without waterboarding your nostrils in the cognac. This also doesn't quite have the pie sensation that Angel's Share has. Upon mulling (pun intended) it over, I've concluded that what I smell in A.S isn't actually apple pie, it's a ghost note of it owing to the syrupy-sweet cognac converging with cinnamon. A fragrant farce...but an enjoyable one. That being said ^, Heavens Speak isn't as thickly boozy, so it doesn't create that same fantasy note. Angel's Share tends to smell more like a pointed gourmond, but Heavens Speak is a little bit more perfumey and lighter in body, not the same wall of "apple pie". I love both, even if this profile is extremely trendy at this point. I've not smelled this in public yet anyway, so I think maybe that people assume it's more popular than it is IRL when we spend an inordinate amount of time in online fragcom. The popularity A.S and things like this have earned always surprises me, because I consider them rather bizarre gourmonds. Booze soaked wafers with a heap of cinnamon just seems like something myself, a freaking weirdo would love, but not the general public.

I have purchased many Angels Share dupes in the past couple years and out of all of them aside from Lattafa Khamrah, this one is probably the closest dupe to the OG. It shares the same beautiful intoxicating note profile as angels share, where the cinnamon, cognac, praline, and woody tonka bean/vanilla harmonize beautifully. My one complaint I have about this fragrance is its longevity and projection, on my skin I have not noticed it to last on me longer than 4 hours, which is disappointing considering it is a Extrait de Parfum. Other than that I really do enjoy it, and I think its retail price is reasonable and id definitely recommend:)

This is my new favorite fall/Christmas time scent. Although there’s no apple in the notes, it does smell like it... not fresh, more like cooked apple, with cinnamon and a slight peppery scent, too. I always ask my daughters their thoughts, they’re always brutally honest, the blind response was it smells like “apple” and “Christmas”. I’ll likely repurchase when I run out. Maybe worth noting: the sample didn’t seem to have the peppery scent I picked up in the full size I bought. I wonder if maceration causes that to diminish some, as the full size was purchased after they restocked and likely bottled more recently to when I smelled it.

I haven't had the privilege of smelling KAS yet but this is really nice. It reminds me of Apple Cinnamon oatmeal. Delicate, soft spice, not overly sweet, balanced blend. Portrait Revival and Police (white skull) smell very similar and just as comforting. Too young to get a good idea of how it's supposed to smell but... Will update in a few months after some time to macerate. EDIT: My first time wearing it for real, 3 full sprays and OMG the dry down is even stronger than the start! How?! Woof it is strong in the spiced apple department! Almost cloying! 8/10 As it is right now, wow.

This is surprisingly good! I have Kilian's Angels Share and Calle Ocho by Fulton & Roark. While Heavens Speak isn't in the same league, I must admit that this is fantastic for the price. I do detect a very nice apple cider note that isn't present in A.S. or C.O. I would expect a fragrance like this from an affordable fragrance house would be cloying, but it is not. This is a safe blind buy if you like A.S., but is price prohibitive.

I love this fragrance for me it’s heavy on the cinnamon and I’ve been looking for a good cinnamon forward fragrance something leans a little cherry to me but it’s very soft this is a delicious seductive scent perfect for the club or a date night

I truly love this fragrance. The cognac is soothing by itself, but mix in the cinnamon and its wonderfully warm and inviting. I wore it once and immediately bought another bottle, knowing this fall I will go through it quickly.

Great fall fragrance for sure, although I've worn this in all seasons. Love this boozy(cognac is pooping), apple-pie with a lot of cinnamon scent. It is really nice and defiantly a dupe of Angel's Share by Killian.

Absolutely delicious and sexy. The cinnamon and cognac are the main notes I pick up. It smells like Cinnabon! Imagine eating a Cinnabon followed by a shot of cognac lol.. It is good!

Wow, if this is simply the dupe, with its warm, boozy, cinnamon scent, the original must be a masterpiece. A copy of a masterpiece is still a work of art.

Almost indistinguishable from Kylian's Angels Share. True unisex fragrance, warm, sweet, best for winter/fall.

Out of all the Angels’ Share dupes I’ve tried, this is one of the more disappointing. It does smell similar, though I get more praline in the dry down and it also doesn’t develop the same creaminess that Angels’ Share does, but its performance leaves much to be desired. It’s really faint, and only lasts about 3 hours on me. There are lots of cheaper and better quality options out there. In terms of perfumes listed as similar— ✔️ Maison Alhambra Kismet Angel/Magic: similar ❌ Lattafa Khamrah: much powderier, smells like a date pastry covered in powdered sugar ❌ Oakcha Midnight Nymph: very white floral heavy ❌ Paris Corner Emir Fire Your Desire: much woodier

This is Oakcha's version of Killian's Angel Share. I haven't tried the original, so I can't speak to how close it is. I can say I enjoyed this. I get mostly sweet cinnamon, which I find to be nice for fall/winter. It is an oil, so low sillage and moderate longevity. I liked trying my sample of this, but I wouldn't purchase a full bottle.

This is a scent profile which has been done by many brands. Boozy vanilla warmth. This is nice. Not the best performer in the world, but also not the worst. I would say it feels softer and slightly more feminine than Angels’ Share. It feels like there could be more cinnamon apple in here. Decent...but I wouldn’t rush to buy it.

Closest Angel's Share clone, no, but close. My issue is that, like Angel's Share, it's much more sweet than it is spicy, and I wish they were more balanced than how I smell them. The Vanilla, Praline, Cognac, and sweet Sandalwood really dominate the profile, while the Tonka, Cinnamon, and other woody notes I normally love are faint. The boozy Cognac smell is definitely there, but I feel it's drowned out by the other sweet notes, unlike some other similar profile fragrances where the boozy notes dominate at least initially. But, it does last a while for sure. I'm not terribly disappointed, but I don't find myself choosing this one hardly ever. For $45 dollars for only 50ml when I got it, it's nowhere near as interesting as the wide choice of other high-quality under $50 options out there. Preference is preference of course, but try some other sweet & boozy fragrances before you commit to this one. Would not blind buy.

If I had never smelled the original and had never experienced any of the rival clones that have come out in the last few months, I would give this more serious thought. As an inspiration, I think it does a very good job of paying homage to the original. However, there are so many better performing options out there, that this is easy to overlook. It does get close to the inspiration, but it just lacks something to make it more interesting or stand out better. Performance on me is also an issue. I get less than 6 hours out of it, which wouldn't be bad at this price point, but, again, there are others here that last way longer with better sillage. Oakcha has a lot going for it, and there are a lot of great scents in their lineup, and I feel like this one would have been great in like 2020, but in 2025, there's too much better competition at better price points that are better worth the money.

Personal Visual Representation- Finding childhood books and mangas that are found in the far back of storage inside a cardboard box, mixed in with expired crayons and an empty bottle of cotton candy Body fantasy body spray circa 2010... This smell hits you with nostalgic whiplash for an OG weeb who got bullied before it became popular. 4.327/10 Key words: bizarre;uwu;sailor moon; expired;fun Initial whiff made me feel like I was taking a line of pure magic uncut childhood ❄️. Strong artificial cotton candy following with a stench of sweaty beaver butt (artificial vanilla) and a hint of carrot. In a swift few seconds it transforms into a meek plasticcy cardboard box and a whisper of maybe... sweet orange. As soon as the cardboard came, it went. And left a ghostly appearance of crayons leaving a residual artificial generic sweet that is only noticeable if you sniff closely.

This one isn't for me. I don't think I like the warm spicy profile for myself. It has a cloying sweetness to it that I don't like, but it's not as powerful as in Torrid Day. Maybe I'll just avoid Oakcha fragrances with a vanilla note; so far, they smell off on me. This definitely smells like cognac and I'm not enjoying that scent as much as I thought I would. I don't care for the cinnamon either, it smells artificial and too gourmand. I wish the woody notes were more powerful to ground the sweetness. Something about it reminds me of my grandparents' house or perhaps older man I met at church as a child. There's nothing wrong with that, I just don't feel it meshes well with my image and I tend to like things that smell youthful. I've never smelled the original angel's share so I can't compare it.

The cognac is STRONG at first but then the dry down reads more spicy and warm. Not my regular scent profile but it is very nice for someone who loves these scent notes.

Smells like the notes indicate. Very spicy and boozy but the projection is weak

This made me think I would hate Angel Share. Smells like a fall yankee candle -- so awful. Had to toss. The real Angel Share is sooo much better.

This is quite lovely! I’ve smelled the OG and this is a close representation of it. To a non-fragrance head, or even NOT doing a side-by-side comparison, Heaven’s Speak and Angel Share would be difficult to differentiate. While marketed as a unisex fragrance, I find this leans slightly fem of center. I appreciate that while this is a cinnamon & vanilla bomb, it’s not gourmand. It’s ideal for cold weather, twinkly lights, spiced cider and holiday parties! That said, my preferred fragrances within the same scent DNA are Lataffa’s Khamra and Lataffa’s Khamra Dukhan. I find these two to be more opulent, heavily spiced and interesting. Plus the longevity & spillage are truly incredible. In sum, I reaaaaaally like this and would happily recommend sampling to anyone who enjoys the warm/spicy olfactory or gourmand olfactory families. I, however, will stick to my nuclear versions to best experience warming spices in the dead of winter.

I understand that this is an inspiration but it feels closer to Kamrah than AS to me. It hits some of the notes you would expect but given the other options available this one is priced way too high. $35 for 100ml would be one thing but 50ml just doesn't feel worth it.

A really good dupe of Angels Share. I have both and the difference is in the quality, Angels Share has a crisp quality to it and you can smell the difference at the opening but they’re the same once they’ve dried down.

This is probably the softest angel share dupe. It’s beautiful though, it shares the angel share DNA but it’s a lighter take. It honestly reminds me of the smell of porridge soap by lush. Super pretty

This will do the trick if you're really wanting that Angel's Share vibe, but it is not quite as decadent, rich, complex or strong. I will be saving up for the real thing. Until then, this will do.

This scent was not it for me, it was way too over powering with the cinnamon note, and probably just isn’t for me!