Kilian publishes cognac over oak and cinnamon, followed by tonka bean, sandalwood, praline, and vanilla. Only Cocktail Intense is explicitly presented by its maker as Angels’ Share-inspired. Khamrah and Sharaf Blend share parts of the warm gourmand profile but follow different published structures. The percentages are editorial comparison guides, not laboratory measurements, and wear time has not been independently verified.
Most directly documented: Fragrance World Cocktail Intense
Fragrance World’s official catalogue names Angels’ Share as the inspiration and publishes cognac; cinnamon, tonka bean, and oak; then praline, vanilla, and sandalwood. That is the clearest published structural match on this page. Independent wearer reports recognize the relationship but vary sharply on sweetness, projection, and longevity.
Sweeter dates-and-praline direction: Lattafa Khamrah
Lattafa officially lists bergamot, cinnamon, and nutmeg over dates, praline, lily of the valley, and tuberose, followed by tonka, benzoin, myrrh, Akigalawood, vanilla, and amberwood. Cinnamon, praline, tonka, and vanilla overlap, while the missing cognac and oak and added dates make this a related gourmand style rather than a direct formula match.
Softer fruit-and-amber option: Zimaya Sharaf Blend
Zimaya publishes nutmeg, saffron, and dates; vanilla, praline, and tuberose; then tonka bean, benzoin, amberwood, and musk. Community discussions often place it near the Angels’ Share and Khamrah family, but opinions on closeness vary. Choose it for a dates, praline, and amberwood emphasis, not for a one-for-one copy claim.
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