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Lattafa Fire On Ice Review: A Boozy Raspberry and Cognac Fragrance

Fire On Ice launched in 2025 and was quickly compared by reviewers with Kilian’s Angels’ Share Paradis, a much more expensive boozy fragrance. The name describes the idea: something warm and something cold in the same bottle.

The notes

  • Opening: jammy black raspberry and cognac.
  • Heart: a cool, crisp rose.
  • Base: caramel, oak and moss.

Both fragrances share the building blocks of raspberry, cognac, rose, caramel and oak, but Fire On Ice is more fruit-forward and jam-like. Enjoy it as its own thing rather than as a like-for-like swap.

Who it suits

  • Anyone who loves boozy or cognac-style fragrances.
  • Fans of fruity gourmands who want something less sugary.
  • Wearers who want a scent for evenings and colder months.

Who should skip it

If you like clean, fresh or woody scents, this will be too rich. If raspberry jam is not your thing, look at Khamrah Dukhan or Teriaq Intense for darker, less fruity options.

Wearing it

The bottle is 110ml, slightly larger than most of the range. Two or three sprays suits an evening out. Sweet, boozy scents feel best in cooler air, so save it for autumn and winter.

Value

At the time of writing it is priced in the mid-range for Lattafa, well below the price of the fragrances it is compared with. Check the current price on the product page. To see how Lattafa stacks up against designer names, read our Lattafa vs designer comparison and Lattafa dupes guide, or browse the Kilian-style alternatives. For more sweet picks, see perfumes like Lattafa Khamrah.

Try a boozy raspberry fragrance: Shop Lattafa Fire On Ice.

FAQs

Is Fire On Ice a dupe of Angels' Share Paradis?

Reviewers compare them, but they are not the same.

Is it unisex?

Yes.

Does it smell of alcohol?

It has a cognac-like accord, not a raw alcohol smell.

Is it good for winter?

Yes.

How big is the bottle?

110ml.

What is a similar Lattafa?

Try Khamrah for spice or Teriaq Intense for a boozier, plum-led style.

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