Emir You're Drugged

* Beautiful and warm sweet cardamom and cinnamon opening note * Heady blend of cardamom, coffee, cinnamon, whisky and vanilla notes that reminds of Chai tea * Unisex * Lighter and fresher than its brethren When Soul Gets High * Good for older users * Interesting fougere note on the drydown * High QPR value; punches well above its price piont * Coffee note is non-existent * Not good for younger users * Leans more masculine * No fresh or fruit notes to lift up the fragrance * Nowhere near as complex as When Soul Gets High Emir's You're Drugged is a clone of Killian's Intoxicated. Neither name makes sense, to be honest, given what we have here. It's a warm combination of cardamon, cinnamon, coffee, whisky and vanilla notes. The opening is especially beautiful, a straight sweet cardamom and cinnamon blast. The gourmand whisky, coffee and vanilla notes arrive on the mid and as a whole this will remind you of Chai Tea as a whole. This is good for both sexes and is noticeably lighter and fresher than its brethren When Soul Gets High. However, You're Drugged lacks a fruit or fresh note to lift it the same way When Soul Gets High also lacks one. As such, this may be overwhelming to some. This leans more masculine as a result and so is better for more mature users. While this is not as complex as When Soul Gets High, this is still very good. Extremely high quality at an amazing price point. Gourmand and spicy cologne lovers should definitely pick this up. Recommended.

Terry's Chocolate Orange and Pinesol. I ordered You're Drugged by mistake. Coffee is not a note that attracts me. And the Intoxicated travel spray that came in a Kilian set from 2 years ago is sitting around unloved. I'm glad to report that this was a happy accident. Chocolate, orange and creamy pine (which is probably just concentrated cardamom) are the notes that I pick out clearly. Thankfully I'm not picking up any coffee. It sounds awkward and gross but something about it brings me joy. It's a good cool weather morning walk perfume or a good cozy winter night in perfume. And maybe it's the chocolate orange association, but it's a good holiday party perfume too--I can easily picture it on a reluctant ugly sweater party attendee or a Nutcracker attendee's red velvet dress. Lush Karma isn't a dupe, but there is some kind of patchouli pine vibe that they share. More obscurely Al Rehab's Superman shares a piney clove vibe with this one too. The longevity is just ok, leaves something to be desired, but only because I expect the MOST from Middle Eastern brands. But I can't overspray either because it's really loud. It's a conundrum that isn't really a problem unless you need your fragrance to be both unobnoxious AND long-lasting, I don't think you can have both with this one.

Mesmerizing Blend of Cardamom, Turkish Coffee & a lather of Irish Spring Soap, and it just works.,, This is a pretty good dupe of Intoxicated By Kilian with good approximation and above average performance. If you're a fan of cardamom & Turkish Coffee you might like this. In the first couple of minutes I get the cinnamon but cardamom is already there with it, and a few minutes later I can feel the nutmeg. Here in the opening stages I'm getting spicy aromatics with a slight lather of creamy soapiness to it. 20-30 minutes in, this continues but starts to shed some of the soapiness, and deepens into a Turkish Coffee vibe. Then the Turkish Coffee sheds its bitterness and what's left is a beautiful, soft, creamy, spicy aromatic blend that's truly mesmerizing. It gets pretty sweet & creamy from vanilla on me, but not cloying, and I'm not sure what it is but there's something here that reminds me of mint chocolate. This is the main vibe that gets continued for the bulk of the wearing experience. As far as performance goes, I get an arm's length or better projection for about 3 hours that then the scent bubble gradually contracts for a total of 6-8 hours. It's a love for me. 10/10. Enjoy!

This perfume combines to perfection two of my favorite notes: coffee and cardamom!. If you have ever tasted the middle eastern coffee with added cardamom you will certainly notice the similarities . For a coffee lover ,this is a gem ,and for the price offered ,I think it’s a must own . I rate this a 9/10 (i wish it had a better performance. Although the performance is not weak)

I was not a fan of this when i got it. Fast forward a month and now i think this is sexy af and i rarely use this word for a perfume. 10/10. EDIT: After sampling the OG i can say this is almost identical. The opening is smoother and the coffee note is more natural in the OG but after a few minutes Emir gets smoother and after a while this basically smells like Intoxicated.