Lattafa Khamrah
Lattafa Khamrah is a sweet-spicy gourmand fragrance from the Arab house Lattafa that is regarded by the fragrance community as a dupe and affordable alternative to By Kilian Angels' Share, because both share a warm, sweet-cinnamon vanilla signature.
In short: Lattafa Khamrah smells similar to By Kilian Angels' Share and is regarded as an affordable alternative, but it is neither the same fragrance nor a copy — our editorial assessment sits at 7/10.
- Dupe of
- By Kilian Angels' Share
- House
- Lattafa
- Basis
- Community consensus
- Confidence
- high
What Is Lattafa Khamrah a Dupe For?
Lattafa Khamrah is frequently named in the fragrance community as an affordable alternative to By Kilian Angels' Share. Both share a warm, sweet, and cinnamon-laced core mood with pronounced vanilla. Khamrah is not the original and not a copy, but an independent perfume that recalls the same direction. UK buyers will rarely spot Lattafa on the high street; the house is reached mainly through online marketplaces such as Amazon.co.uk, typically via third-party storefronts, and our market research names Angham (compared to Burberry Goddess) and Eclaire (compared to Bianco Latte) as Lattafa's UK hero pairings.
Which Notes Do Khamrah and Angels' Share Share?
The overlap here is unusually broad. According to the publicly documented pyramids, the two fragrances share:
- Sweet accord – the cosy gourmand sweetness
- Warm spicy accord – the settled warmth
- Vanilla accord – the soft, creamy middle
- Cinnamon accord – the spicy contour
- Vanilla (base) – the shared single note that carries the sweet, soft depth in both
This verified combination shapes the cosy gourmand character of both fragrances and forms the core of our comparison. The similarity sits at 7/10 (editorial assessment), derived from the shared notes and accords — not a measured value, but a rating based on the consensus of the fragrance community.
Where Do Khamrah and Angels' Share Differ?
Khamrah opens with cinnamon, nutmeg, and bergamot, unfolds dates, praline, tuberose, and mahonial in the heart, and rests on a base of vanilla, tonka bean, amberwood, myrrh, benzoin, and akigalawood. Angels' Share, by contrast, opens strikingly with cognac, carries cinnamon, tonka bean, and oak in the heart, and closes with vanilla, praline, and sandalwood.
The differences are tangible. Angels' Share is strongly carried by its cognac opening and a woody oak facet. Khamrah brings its own, more oriental character through dates, tuberose, and the resinous myrrh-benzoin base. If you are after the warm, sweet-spicy mood, Khamrah is an affordable alternative at a fraction of the original's price. If you specifically favour the cognac opening of Angels' Share, keep that deviation in mind.
How We Compare
We compare exclusively on the basis of the publicly documented fragrance notes and accords of both perfumes, and we show what they share and where they differ. We do not sell fragrances and have no affiliation with the brands mentioned.
Lattafa fragrances are typically bought on Amazon.co.uk in the UK. (Amazon.co.uk)
What is Lattafa Khamrah a dupe for?
Lattafa Khamrah is regarded by the fragrance community as a dupe and affordable alternative to By Kilian Angels' Share. Both share a sweet, cinnamon-vanilla warmth. Khamrah is not a copy and not the same fragrance, but an independent perfume that recalls the same direction.
Does Lattafa Khamrah smell like By Kilian Angels' Share?
In the core mood, yes: both share a sweet, warm-spicy, vanilla-forward, and cinnamon-laced accord profile as well as vanilla in the base. In the details they differ — Angels' Share lives off its cognac opening, Khamrah off dates, tuberose, and a resinous myrrh base.
Is Lattafa Khamrah worth it as an affordable alternative?
For anyone seeking the warm, sweet-spicy gourmand mood of Angels' Share, Khamrah is an affordable alternative. Our editorial similarity assessment sits at 7/10. If you specifically favour the cognac opening of the original, keep the deviation in mind.
Is Lattafa Khamrah the same perfume as By Kilian Angels' Share?
No. Khamrah is not the same fragrance as Angels' Share, and it is not a copy. It is an independent scent from Lattafa that recalls the sweet-spicy, vanilla mood of the original and is traded as an affordable alternative.
Where can you buy Lattafa Khamrah in the UK?
In the UK, Lattafa fragrances such as Khamrah are sold mainly through online marketplaces — most notably Amazon.co.uk, typically via third-party storefronts — rather than on the high street. Our market research names Angham (compared to Burberry Goddess) and Eclaire (compared to Bianco Latte) as the house's UK hero pairings.