Lattafa Khamrah is routinely called an Angels' Share clone. The r/fragranceclones crowd is increasingly loud that it isn't one — so we wore both for a week, alternating wrists.
Where they overlap: the boozy cognac opening, cinnamon-praline sweetness, and a warm woody base. If someone smells you from a metre away, they will absolutely think it's the same fragrance.
Where they differ: Angels' Share is smoother and drier, with an oak-barrel elegance. Khamrah is thicker, sweeter, louder — dessert turned up to eleven, with tonka and vanilla dominating the drydown.
Our verdict: not a clone — a louder, sweeter cousin. At €25 versus €210, that's a distinction most wallets are happy to ignore.
Match score: 86%.