Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan 100ml Eau de Parfum

Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan 100ml Eau de Parfum

Khamrah, with the sugar turned down and the smoke turned up.

Dukhan (دخان) is Arabic for smoke — a nod to the Arabian tradition of burning bakhoor and resins, which is exactly the mood Lattafa was going for. Released in 2025, it is the third bottle in the Khamrah line after the original Khamrah and Khamrah Qahwa, and the first one Lattafa openly positions with a masculine lean.

Khamrah Dukhan keeps the family’s praline-tonka-benzoin warmth and takes it somewhere darker. Pimento and smoked spices open it, incense and labdanum build a resinous heart, and tobacco, amber and praline carry the finish.

It is not a straight dupe of a designer fragrance, and we’re not going to pretend it is. You’ll see it loosely linked online to Kilian Angels’ Share (which the Khamrah bottle nods to) and to Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille, but there’s no settled consensus on either. It’s an original Lattafa composition and a Khamrah flanker — that’s the honest way to buy it.

Two things worth knowing up front: the pimento opening is punchy, and despite the name, the smoke is more of a soft incense haze than a bonfire. It’s still a sweet fragrance underneath — just the least sweet of the Khamrah bottles.

Twelve notes across three tiers — the full Khamrah Dukhan notes list, in the order you’ll meet them.

A hot, peppery start. Pimento (allspice) leads, smoked spices add a dry, charred warmth, and a flash of mandarin brightens it for the first few minutes. Reviewers often call the opening intense; it mellows.

Often compared with a designer fragrance, and we’re not going to pretend it is. Authentic Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan 100ml Eau de Parfum, held in the UK with free tracked delivery.

Fragrance notes

• Top: Mandarin, Pimento, Smoked Spices, Incense
• Heart: Labdanum, Orange Blossom, Patchouli, Tobacco
• Base: Amber, Tonka Bean, Benzoin, Praline

Read our Khamrah Dukhan review for notes, who it suits and how to wear it.