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Lattafa Khamrah vs Khamrah Qahwa: what is different, and what each costs

Lattafa Khamrah became one of the most talked-about inexpensive fragrances of recent years, and Lattafa followed it with Khamrah Qahwa, a flanker whose name means coffee. People searching for one usually want to know about the other, so here they are side by side.

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The prices

Khamrah is listed by many of the shops we compare, and its prices spread further than its low price suggests. We looked at that in Where to buy Lattafa Khamrah for less.

What they are named after

Both are named as alternatives to Kilian's Angels' Share, which takes its name from the cognac lost to evaporation as it ages:

  • Khamrah is named by three sources we read (FragranceLovers, Intense Oud and ScentClones), and PickMyClone gives the pair an 82% match.
  • Khamrah Qahwa has a 73% match on PickMyClone; we have no seller naming it.

Those are other people's judgements; we do not rate how close any fragrance smells. The full list is on the Angels' Share clones page.

Other bottles named after Angels' Share

Which one?

The two Lattafa bottles are close relatives, and the name points to what Lattafa set out to change: qahwa is Arabic for coffee. Beyond that, the honest advice is to try them. They are cheap enough that many people own both.

Lattafa has other Khamrah flankers too. All of the house's fragrances we compare are on the Lattafa house page, and a Price Alert will tell you when either bottle reaches your price.

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