LATTAFA KHAMRAH DUKHAN
LATTAFA KHAMRAH DUKHAN
The Story
Khamrah Dukhan (meaning 'smoke') takes the beloved Khamrah formula and wraps it in smoky incense and oud. Where the original Khamrah is boozy and sweet, Dukhan adds a dark, mysterious, almost ritualistic quality through its incense and saffron notes. The result is a deeper, more complex fragrance that appeals to oud lovers and incense enthusiasts alike.
Fragrance Notes
Top Notes
Cardamom, Saffron, Bergamot
Heart Notes
Oud, Incense, Dates
Base Notes
Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood, Musk
Main Accords
The Scent Journey
Opens with warm cardamom and precious saffron brightened by bergamot. The heart introduces smoky oud and sacred incense alongside sweet Middle Eastern dates, creating a temple-like atmosphere. The base is rich with creamy vanilla, golden amber, smooth sandalwood, and soft musk.
Who Is It For?
For oud and incense lovers who appreciate the Khamrah aesthetic. Perfect for evening wear, meditation and contemplative moments, and those seeking a smokier alternative to the original Khamrah.
Performance
Longevity
Very long-lasting (10+ hours)
Sillage
Strong
Best Seasons
Fall, Winter
Best Time
Evening, Night
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Dukhan mean?
Dukhan means 'smoke' in Arabic, describing the smoky incense and oud character that differentiates this flanker from the original Khamrah.
Is Khamrah Dukhan sweeter or smokier than the original?
Dukhan is significantly smokier and more oud-forward than the original Khamrah. The original is sweeter and more gourmand, while Dukhan has a darker, more intense incense character.
Is Khamrah Dukhan good for beginners?
Dukhan's strong oud and incense notes may be challenging for those new to Arabian fragrances. The original Khamrah is a more accessible starting point.