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.

On its own, this smells like cardamom and pine having a barney in the bush and neither of them’s winning. BUT... Layered with Cocktail Intense (or any Angel’s Share type)? Absolute magic. It’s like taking an unshowered bloke from Bunnings trailing mud from his boots, putting him in a clean shirt and jeans, and suddenly realising he’s actually brutally sexy.

Cinnamon and cardamom-infused Turkish coffee, only the cardamom is quite green and a touch coniferous? Not sure how, but that's the impression on my nose, leans aromatic. The nutmeg adds a little something savoury to the profile that I don't mind at all. Cool/cold weather only, no other season to wear this. A solid dupe for By Kilian's Intoxicated

First of all don't listen to anything Elijahcohan said in his review the guys nose is wrong lol. All he gets its is PINE is ridiculous.There no PINE dont listen to that rubbish.This is a Coffee fragrance at its best for cheap very close to Killian Intoxicated at a budget price, very comforting easy reach love it. Elijahcohan lol.

This Fragrance is very spicy..like the name You're drugged if you dont have one bottle of this..smells so good with 6-7 hours longevity on my skins..good for evening cold weather..never smells the OG so can't say is close or not.. overall 7/10 for the price why not..

I blind bought this one because I had read that it was very similar to Kilians Intoxicated! And indeed it is! A spicy, warm and dark scent. I would say that this is a very good clone (90% similarity) So worth the money if you don’t want to pay 250€

First spray of very strong cardamon and nutmeg, gives almost culinary experience rather then olfactory..so I will macerate it for a month and will try again...I wont give up on this gorgeous bottle and a promising mix of spices :)

Wow! This scent is seriously intoxicating. The coffee and cinnamon are so warm and inviting, and the whiskey adds a little bit of intrigue. It's perfect for cooler weather and definitely gets compliments!

It's a pleasant smell, the initial spray just like a cardamom bomb and the dry down smells like a soapy, powdery, pine, vanila-ish. Unique, not for everyone, but definetely buy a back up bottle.

Was not a huge fan of this initially when purchased. Fast forward 10 months and my partner tried it. Man, this is such a good, deep rich frag. It has developed, beautifully.

Blind buy but came highly recommended. Great buy. Drugged by this, no doubt. The spices sit well on my skin and in my nose. I'll buy it again without a second thought.

Maybe my favorite lately. Intense cardamom. It fades and it's a light chocolate and cardamom and coffee vibe. Really addictive for me.

Bottle is great, scent even better! Buy it, you will not have any regrets!

Absolute Gem! Get it and be drugged !

I blind bought this fragrance as I was looking for a fragrance similar to intoxicated by Killian (I never tried intoxicated, but was quite interesting from its notes). Unfortunately I don't like the fragrance that much, as it is so harsh especially at the opening, where it is so intense on cardamom ( I do think now that I don't like this note to be so dominant in a fragrance, as I see it quite dominant in Bohemia 265 by maison noir and terres aromatiques by lalique, and those two fragrances I don't like). All of the fragrances that I mentioned along this fragrance has a dominant cardamom note from the opening till the dry down, I could describe those fragrances profile as a dry herbal non sweet scents, and I don't like those scents profile. Other fragrance that also popped in my mind (which has also excessive cardamom note) is declaration essence which I've owned before, but also was not a pleasant scent profile to me. As for you're Drugged performance, it has a strong projection and longevity. Edit : After using it more, I started to like it more especially after the opening Edit 2 : I do think that I love cardamom ,as I do love boundless amouage, Journey man amouage, Lustre amouage, African leather memo, all have a strong cardamom presence.

Extremely good clone 90% similar, the smell is 1:1. the only noticeable difference is in quality of the ingredients. Intoxicated is smoother and more luxurious. If you like Intoxicated, you can blind buy this without a doubt. Give Emir to someone who didnt try Intoxicated and this person will be obsessed with Emir, only when you wear Intoxicated a few times you start to see the differences in quality of the ingredients but still, for what you pay you get ultra likeable and reliable scent. pricing for Intoxicated is simply absurd even at discounters or refill bottles. Some say it needs to macerate, that may be the case, i am not sure because i havent opened my bottle yet, i am still wearing it from a decant i got in a random exchange. If you like Intoxicated but not "200-300 euro like" than this will be an amazing alternative

Nose Note #513 To me this is more than anything - soapy. Hugely soapy, all soapy. Soapy sweet bubblegum. I don't get coffee at all, but I see how cardamom and cinnamon must play into this soapy vibe, or at least what feels soapy to me. It also smelled oddly familiar, like I've smelled it many times before. A feeling alike a childhood memory, a deja-vu almost. I didn't like it much at first, but it grew on me quickly. I must say, everything I've tried from Paris Corner was so trash comparing to Fragrance World, Lattafa and the rest. But this one must be the best from PC. This one smells quality. At times I feel like it's strong, at times it feels average. Unique and memorable. Though I'd not repurchase that. 8/10, soap gangsta

First blind buy from Paris Corner. See the reviews that When Soul Gets High is better. Looking forward to finding out. I enjoy this immensely. For under $30 you get a long lasting great performance fragrance. Ok, ok...it isn't for everyone, but it is for me. I get some whiskey in the opening, I ton of cardamom throughout, slight vanilla. The only downside (may just be me) is just a small hint of coffee. I smell more spice than anything and not in a bad way. At first I had that same pine feeling others get but it quickly went away. Could have just been suggestive. I would wear this daily.

Absolute banger. Sweeter than Intoxicated. About 85% similarity. Quality is nowhere near as good, but for $65 AUD, I wouldn’t expect it to be. There’s still plenty on offer with this, though. For the price, this is a great buy. 6-7 hours off my skin. Moderate to strong projection off 3-sprays. I wear A*Men to the office, KI for going out. You could probably wear this for either. If you’ve ever wondered what either smells like, have a dabble with this. Awesome frag for the price point.

Top shelf cheapie. Obvious coffee, whiskey, cardamom and cinnamon notes; subtly blended. The notes don’t really shine individually or alternate like they might with a more expensive mix, but they blend together to make a really cool scent. Best the first hour then seems to deteriorate into a more synthetic, less pronounced composition. Like a nice, boozy laundry detergent. Comparable to A*Men. 4/5

In agreement with the reviewer below. Its a strong like for me. Having both samples of this and intoxicated. Not sure which i like most as there are subtle differences. I would say emir gets you 75-80% there. Because it misses the identical opening. But the dry down is practically spot on

I have no experience on the Intoxicated by Kilian, but has slight similarity to A men by Mugler. I like it. Masculine for sure. Cooler weather and evening out. Extremely spicy scent. You need to like spicy scent in order to like this.

Opens with a crystallised ginger vibe, with a vanilla/cardamom undertone. I don't smell bottled whiskey but more the sweet after taste. It's not an easy-wear but has a similar drydown to Intoxicated.

How can I start Its really dark, like dark. Imagine pine and roasted coffee beans combined. At first it smells really strong and dark but it starts to smell darkish sweet.

@Riaz117 Second that. I’ve got this on order. Looking forward to seeing more Paris Corner on here, too. PS. Try their Wild & Tobacco if you’ve not already.

This is a decent clone of Kilian’s Intoxicated! Save $250 and buy this instead! Longevity 6-8 hours. Presentation is top notch. Recommended 8/10

Weirdly fresh and herbal. My first impression of this fragrance was "mint flavoured vodka" and some sort of powdered ginger scent. It is sharp, strong, and the pine comment is quite spot on. There is something resinous or sap-like in this fragrance, like freshly crushed pine needles, but it's not listed in the notes. I don't really like it, it;s just not my style. My father appreciates it, so the decant will go to him :) This perfume is more manly anyway.

I get nothing like the reviews below. There is a slight coffee note in the top. I can't say I get coffee anymore after that. On my skin its nothing but a spicy sweet cardamom bomb in the base. It's new so I may spray it out and let it sit until next winter and see how things blend together. I will update after another trip around the sun!

my worst blind buy to date. the cardamom is too heavy in this. aven after 1.5 year of macerating when i keep coming back to it it seems like even 1 spray is too much. its choking me out. the presentation is great, but the scent is bad. its not great. dont spend more than $20 on it, its not worth it

It definitely smells like Pine-Sol or Ajax. I don't get any of the notes other than pine and alcohol and both of those are not listed here. I get very little cinnamon or cardamom, and absolutely no coffee. Is this at all what intoxicated smells like?

Smells like window cleaner x candle with a little bit of herbs. I'd pick it up if it was cheaper but I would never wear it out. Has a strange waxy smell. Edit: nvm gets much worse I think I'll hold off.

Well, I never smelled Intoxicated, but decided to buy this on blind buy mainly because it's cheap. I didn't like at all, it smells like cleaning products. I'm selling or trading it.

This was a blind buy that did not work out for me as it's too masculine leaning for me. I'm trying to find a boozy dupe for Scent of Wood Vanilla in Bourbon. Strike 1!

Far from natural coffee note. Disguisting on the beginning, later a bit better, but still not nice. Near to zero performance.

I get tons of cardamom and a vibe of pine desinfectant. Bottle is wonderful.

Cinnamon, cardamom & whiskey, well blended to become weird scent. No coffee, no vanilla in drydown just spicy aromatic unpleasant scent, not really the scent i expected. Unsafe for blind buy. Rate 1/10

Mmm. Just got this today and the main note I smell is ginger... Will let it macerate for a bit and update if there are any improvements.

I let this sit for a month and while it did get a bit smoother its still not for me.

To my nose I get a ton of powder and incense?

I bought this because, 1. I'm a big fan of Cardamom forward fragrances and this combo sounded intriguing; 2. I rarely encounter a Killian fragrance that I don't like. 3. It was only $21 on Fragrancebuy.com. First, the presentation is exceptional and can hold its own amongst high end niche bottles. However, first sprays were rough. Cardamom would feel intimidated by the amount of cardamom in the opening. This sweet pungent note extends throughout the drydown as the whiskey, cinnamon and nutmeg fade away, leaving a bright cardamom infused coffee with dash of vanilla. Still sweet. Slowly the cardamom starts to fade away and at the midnight hour, during it's final breaths, it is a beautiful scent. One month of maturation helped to smooth out the harshness somewhat. But, it is still slap-your-face cardamom so prepare yourself. Now... a little secret. I layered You're Drugged (First) with Zimaya Sharaf Blend (On top) and it was a wow moment. Somehow the amberwood and other notes wrap the cardamom and tame it down. It is very nice and reminds me a lot of Khamrah or Khamrah Qahwa or somewhere in between. That coffee note with the spices and the tamed cardamom is a winner for sure. Try it. You can at least salvage the frag if it is too much for you. Just a suggestion. No need to speak on performance. Projection, sillage and longevity are stellar.

Okay, so we'll start off by just ignoring the mistranslation of what it's trying to imitate (intoxicated) and unfortunately the non native English speakers tasked with naming this thing somehow landed on something you might hear at a Bill Cosby or a Diddy party. The truth is, I got this for about 15 dollars/pounds the kinda thing you throw in your basket to get your total above a certain amount to qualify for free shipping, that kinda deal, so for a cheap blind buy I thought why not? The name was certainly amusing for me. Anyway, for the price, the presentation is amazing, big heavy glass bottle, big weighty metal cap with some decorative doodah dangling from it, felt lined inner tin, good atomiser, it looks the business and it's got a bunch of notes listed on here that I love. Unfortunately, that's where the compliments end. I get none of the notes listed. All I get is pure pine toilet cleaner. It's going into the back of the closet for a few months of maceration to see if anything improves. If not I'm sure it would look good on my fragrance shelf or make a good paperweight for 15 bones.

It has a super green pine smell going on. If youre expecting a sweet cardamom this is not it. The cardamom in this smells like it was just harvested and while it was still green and wet and then thrown in a blender and shredded to a paste. It's a very VERY green cardamom and ultra spicy. It's not for me and it's 100% not mass appealing. Smells the same as intoxicated which I tried when sampling all of the Kilian fragrances, of which I liked almost none with a few exceptions (angels share is in my top 5 fragrances of all time). some people would love this but it smells so green and so piney that it almost smells like some sort of cleaning chemicals. not blind buy safe (although its cheap) but get it if you like intoxicated, cuz its the same thing. beautiful bottle. ill keep trying it over the next few months and see if it changes. if it does ill repost.

Why do so many clones have the worst possible names? ‘You’re drugged’? It’s like someone used google translate for the first time. ‘When soul gets high’ is less tragic but still dreadful. Frenetic Men is quite funny. I despise clones, and most Middle Eastern fragrances, so I am biased, but my bias comes from smelling awful clones and second rate Middle Eastern fragrance. This should be selling for half the price it currently sells for, clone companies are becoming greedy.

This definitely gets better with time! Started out as a mid-tier frag but has developed into a solid creation. The maceration process has done this well (8 months). Tried it this evening at home in the A/C. I think it’ll be right on time for the fall and winter months...if I can manage to put down some of the more boozy fragrances in my collection, that is..

Tasty bitter vanillic minty cardamom coffee. Initially a bit strong and masculine-leaning but the drydown becomes a very sweet, powdery, vanilla cardamom birthday cake. It’s the best of both worlds, truly unisex in a fluid way, and traverses an entire gender presentation spectrum over several hours

This scent is definitely different. It has a blast of cardamom right off top. I don't get much of the whiskey but it dries down like aftershave on my skin. It is very potent. Projects really well. I'm gonna have to let this fragrance sit and macerate. I'll try it again in a couple of months.