Khamrah opens with warm cinnamon and nutmeg over bright bergamot, moves into a heart of dates, creamy praline and tuberose, then settles into a rich base of vanilla, tonka bean and amberwood with a smoky trace of myrrh and benzoin. Fragrantica's community voting (21,893 votes) puts longevity as long lasting for the majority of wearers, with sillage most often called strong.

What does Khamrah smell like?

Khamrah is a 2022 Oriental Spicy release from Lattafa. It opens on cinnamon and nutmeg, warmed and lifted by bergamot's citrus edge — Fragrantica's accord breakdown puts the sweet accord at full strength (100%), with warm spicy close behind at 82% and vanilla at 80%. The heart brings dates and praline, a rich, almost confectionery sweetness, alongside tuberose for a soft floral lift. The base is where the composition earns its depth: vanilla, tonka bean and amberwood build a thick, resinous sweetness, while myrrh and benzoin add a smoky, incense-like undertone and akigalawood contributes a dry, woody backbone. Amber sits at 76% strength and cinnamon at 69%, with woody (49%) and fresh spicy (48%) accords rounding out the profile, and a smaller fruity note (44%) from the dates. The overall effect reads as a dense, spice-forward gourmand — closer to a warm dessert than anything fresh or green.

How does it develop through the day?

The opening is sharp and spicy, cinnamon and nutmeg cutting through the bergamot before the sweetness underneath has a chance to show. Within the first half hour the dates and praline start to come through, turning the scent creamier and more dessert-like, with tuberose adding a soft floral note in the background. The dry-down is long and heavy: vanilla, tonka bean and amberwood settle in for the rest of the wear, with myrrh and benzoin keeping a smoky, resinous thread running underneath the sweetness. Fragrantica voters lean toward wearing it by night — 69% log it as an evening scent against 31% for daytime.

How long does it last, and how strong is it?

Of 21,893 Fragrantica longevity votes, the largest group (56%) rate Khamrah's staying power as long lasting, with a further 19% calling it eternal and 23% moderate — only 3% found it weak or very weak. Sillage tracks strong too: of 21,231 votes, 53% describe its projection as strong and 12% as enormous, with 32% calling it moderate and just 3% intimate. Fragrantica community voting. See the full breakdown.

What season is it for?

Season votes favour the cooler months clearly: winter leads at 47%, with autumn close behind at 38%. Spring (9%) and summer (6%) trail well behind. It reads as a scent built for cold weather rather than daylight or heat.

Is it for men or women?

Lattafa markets Khamrah as unisex, and FG Perfumes lists it the same way. Fragrantica's own gender voting backs this up strongly — 59% of voters call it unisex, the largest single bucket by a wide margin, with the remaining votes split fairly evenly toward both female-leaning (13%) and male-leaning (16%) readings.

What is it similar to?

Fragrantica's community voting links Khamrah most closely to Khamrah Qahwa, Lattafa's own follow-up release in the same line and also carried by FG Perfumes, suggesting the two share the core sweet-spicy-vanilla accord profile.

Who it's for

Khamrah suits anyone drawn to warm, dessert-like oriental scents — cinnamon and dates over a thick vanilla-amber base, best worn in cold weather and in the evening. As a 2022 Lattafa release built around spice and sweetness rather than anything fresh or citrus-led, it rewards buyers who already like that register.

FAQ

Is this genuine Lattafa stock?

Yes. Every bottle we sell is genuine, sealed stock, and you can smell it in store before you buy.

Is it good value?

89% of Fragrantica voters rate it good or great value (21,576 votes).