Lattafa Khamrah Mira, Red Currant, Jasmine and Roasted Tonka
Mira is Lattafa taking the Khamrah signature somewhere it has never been: into flowers. Tart red currant and cinnamon open it, jasmine sambac and chestnut fill the middle, and roasted tonka absolute, Madagascar vanilla and cocoa carry it home. This is the full-size Lattafa Khamrah Mira Eau de Parfum 100ml spray, 100% authentic and dispatched from the UK.
Lattafa Khamrah Mira at a Glance
| Full name | Khamrah Mira by Lattafa Perfumes, Eau de Parfum spray |
| Also searched as | Khamrah Mira · Mira Lattafa · Lattafa Mira · Khamrah Mira EDP · Lattafa Khamrah Mira 100ml · Khamrah Mira perfume · Khamrah for women |
| Size | 100 ml / 3.4 oz Eau de Parfum spray |
| Family | Floral gourmand · white florals · tonka and vanilla base |
| Gender | Women, per Lattafa. The chestnut and cocoa stop it reading purely sweet |
| Best season | All year · the most daylight-friendly Khamrah |
| Occasion | Day into evening, work, everyday signature wear |
Lattafa Khamrah Mira Fragrance Notes
Tart rather than sweet. Red currant leads with a sharp juicy redness, mandarin lifts it, and cinnamon runs underneath as the one thread connecting Mira to the rest of the Khamrah family. Recognisably a Khamrah, and immediately different from one.
The floral gourmand turn. Jasmine sambac is rich and almost creamy, orange flower adds honeyed softness, and Rosyfolia, a trademarked speciality material, gives a rosy facet without full rose weight. Chestnut sits beneath it all and keeps the flowers anchored.
Roasted tonka absolute is darker and more caramelised than ordinary tonka. Madagascar vanilla and benzoin add smooth sweetness, Cocoa Pulse brings a dry chocolate edge, and musk settles it into skin. Two trademarked captives on one pyramid is unusual at this price.
What Does Lattafa Khamrah Mira Smell Like?
Red fruit and white flowers sitting on warm roasted tonka. Think jasmine and currant over something close to toasted praline.
The first ten minutes are the tartest part. Red currant arrives sharp and juicy with mandarin behind it, and the cinnamon is a whisper rather than the spice cupboard of the original Khamrah. Around the twenty minute mark the flowers open: jasmine sambac first, creamy and full, then orange flower softening the edges. Chestnut appears underneath and this is the moment Mira declares itself a gourmand rather than a floral. From roughly two hours in it becomes what it stays: roasted tonka, vanilla and cocoa over musk, sweet and close to the skin. It is the one Khamrah you can wear to an office in June without clearing the room.
Performance and How to Wear It
- Longevity: expect a full day from the tonka and vanilla base, and longer again on a scarf or coat. Gourmand bases are made of heavy, slow materials.
- Projection: strong for the first hour while the currant and flowers are loud, then close and sweet.
- Sprays: two is plenty, one indoors. Gourmands carry further than people expect.
- Season: all year, which no other Khamrah manages. The floral heart is what makes daytime and warm weather work.
- Occasion: day into evening. Lattafa pitch it as an everyday signature and that is fair.
Our Lattafa Khamrah Mira Review
It solves the Khamrah problem. The original is wonderful and almost unwearable before October, and every flanker so far has gone darker rather than lighter. Mira finally goes the other way without abandoning the signature. The chestnut is the clever part, bridging flowers and gourmand so the composition never splits in two. Two named captive materials on the pyramid is also rare at this price.
Distinctiveness, and loyalty to the name. Once the currant burns off, the jasmine and tonka drydown sits in crowded territory, close to a dozen sweet florals already on the market. And if you came to Khamrah for the boozy spiced dates, Mira is not that fragrance and will not become it. It carries the name more than the character.
Verdict: the most wearable Khamrah yet and the right buy if the original was too heavy for you. Not the one to pick if you wanted more of what made Khamrah famous.
Lattafa Khamrah Mira FAQs
What does Lattafa Khamrah Mira smell like?
A floral gourmand. Red currant, cinnamon and mandarin open it, jasmine sambac, orange flower, Rosyfolia and chestnut form the heart, and roasted tonka absolute, Madagascar vanilla, cocoa, benzoin and musk finish it warm and sweet.
How is Khamrah Mira different from the original Khamrah?
The original is spiced and boozy, built on cinnamon, dates and praline for cold evenings. Mira keeps the sweet tonka and vanilla base but swaps the spice for white flowers and red currant, which makes it brighter and far easier to wear in daylight.
Is Khamrah Mira long-lasting?
Yes. The tonka, vanilla and cocoa base is heavy enough to carry through a full day, and it lingers noticeably longer on clothing than on skin.
Is Khamrah Mira a dupe of another perfume?
No. Mira is an original Lattafa composition, not a clone of a designer scent. It sits in the broad floral gourmand family, but we are not going to name a fragrance it copies when it does not copy one.
Is Khamrah Mira only for women?
Lattafa present it as a women’s fragrance and the white floral heart does lean that way, but the chestnut and cocoa keep it from being purely sweet. Anyone who likes floral gourmands can wear it.
What are Rosyfolia and Cocoa Pulse?
Both are trademarked speciality materials named by Lattafa on the official pyramid. Rosyfolia gives a rosy facet without the full weight of rose, and Cocoa Pulse adds a dry chocolate edge to the base.
Authenticity and UK Delivery
Every bottle is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official authentication seal and sourced through authorised supply. Free tracked UK delivery on every order with no minimum spend, dispatch within 24 hours, and 30-day returns.
Shop the full Khamrah collection at Royal Scents
Mira is the floral one. Compare it with the spiced original Lattafa Khamrah, the smoky Khamrah Dukhan, the coffee-led Khamrah Qahwa or the fresher Khamrah Waha.
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