Khamrah

AI Scores

0 comparisons run · How We Score

AI Verdict

Khamrah captures the boozy-sweet, spiced warmth of Angels' Share remarkably well, sharing the dominant cinnamon-vanilla-sandalwood backbone. However, Khamrah leans darker and more oud-forward with added cardamom and licorice, trading the refined cognac and tonka elegance for a heavier, Middle Eastern character. The opening diverges noticeably—Angels' Share feels polished and barrel-aged while Khamrah is denser and sweeter. Longevity on Khamrah is impressive, often matching or exceeding the Kilian. At roughly 1/10th the price, value is exceptional. A strong spiritual twin rather than a true clone.

Fragrance Notes

Khamrah vs Angels' Share: The Notes

Put the two pyramids side by side and Khamrah covers roughly 38% of Angels' Share: 3 of 8 notes match. Cinnamon, Vanilla and Sandalwood appear in both compositions and do most of the heavy lifting for similarity.

Where they diverge: Khamrah skips Cognac, Oak and Tonka Bean and leans on Cardamom, Praline and Licorice instead. Remember that identical note lists can smell different in practice; concentration and raw materials matter, and that's factored into the similarity score.

Similar Clones by Note Profile

Frequently Asked Questions