Basic Facts

• Brand: Lattafa Perfumes (UAE). 

• Launch: 2022. 

• Type / Category: Unisex, “Oriental‑Gourmand / Spiced Sweet” fragrance.

Notes / Fragrance Structure

Here’s a breakdown of what’s in the scent and what you smell at each stage:

Character & Vibe

• Overall Impression: Khamrah is bold, rich, dessert‑like, with strong warm spices and sweet gourmands. It feels luxurious; think of warm pastries, spiced desserts, creamy vanilla, dates. There is almost a “liquor or boozy dessert” aura in some interpretations.

• Sweet vs Spice Balance: It is heavily sweet, but the spices, especially cinnamon & nutmeg, give it an edge so it’s not purely sugary. The sweetness is layered (dates, praline) rather than just candy. 

• Unisex Note: Although unisex, many users report it leans slightly more “feminine” or sweet on some skin tones; others find it rich and warm enough to suit anyone. It depends on application and individual chemistry. 

Performance (Longevity, Projection, Wear)

• Longevity: Generally rated good to very good. Many users say it lasts through much of the day (6‑10+ hours), especially on clothes.

• Projection / Sillage: Strong in the opening, especially the spice and sweetness; then tends to settle closer to the skin but still leaves a noticeable trail. A few sprays are enough; too many may be overwhelming. 

• Best Conditions / Occasions: Evening wear, colder weather (autumn/winter) seem ideal. Also good for special occasions or when you want something “statement‑sweet.” Less ideal in hot weather or for subtle day‑wear unless sprayed lightly. 

What People Like & What They Criticize

What many like:

• The gourmand sweetness (dates, praline, vanilla) is immersive and comforting. 

• The spicy opening gives a punch, which makes it interesting and not just another vanilla dessert perfume. 

• Good value for what you get, especially in terms of richness, layering, and lasting power. 

Criticisms / Caveats:

• The opening can be strong, harsh, or “medicine / alcohol‑boozy” to some noses. It’s not always smooth immediately. Some people dislike that “edge.” 

• Sweetness can become overwhelming / cloying — particularly in warm climates or when heavy‑handed with application. 

• Some find the “wood + synthetic amberwood / synthetic woods” notes (like the akigalawood or amberwood) less refined, or notice a synthetic nuance. 

Comparisons & Similar Scents

• It is often compared to Kilian’s Angel’s Share (and sometimes considered a more affordable alternative). However, many users also note that while there are resemblances (especially in the cinnamon‑boozy / gourmand profile), they are not identical.

• If you like fragrances with date, syrup, vanilla, cinnamon blends — this fits right in with many Middle Eastern gourmand perfumes.

Overall Verdict: Should You Try It?

If you like:

• Warm, sweet, dessert‑like fragrances

• Spices like cinnamon & nutmeg driving the top notes

• Vanilla, tonka, resins in the base

• Bold projection and long wear

… then Khamrah is likely to appeal to you.

If you dislike:

• Overly sweet perfumes

• Strong boozy or alcohol‑like openings

• Heavy scent in hot/humid weather

… then you might prefer sampling first, or applying it lightly.