Lattafa Fire On Ice 110ml – Angels’ Share Paradis Alternative

Lattafa Fire On Ice 110ml EDP – A Boozy Raspberry, Cognac & Rose Woody

Lattafa Fire On Ice is a bold, boozy fruity-woody Eau de Parfum that plays hot against cold — jammy black raspberry and cognac against frozen rose petals. This is the generous 110ml bottle at £27.99 — 100% authentic and dispatched within 24 hours. If you have been searching for Lattafa Fire On Ice in the UK (or Lattafa Ice On Fire, as it often gets typed), it is the most affordable route we know of into one of the most expensive boozy gourmands on the market.

Lattafa Fire On Ice Notes

Top notes — Black Raspberry, Cinnamon, Cognac. A rich, boozy-fruity opening — jammy black raspberry and warm cognac liquor with a cinnamon spark.

Heart notes — Frozen Rose Petals, Caramel, Moss. The cold half of the concept. A crisp, almost metallic rose sits against sticky caramel, with green moss underneath keeping it from turning syrupy.

Base notes — Oakwood, Myrrh, Cedarwood, Ambroxan. A warm, woody drydown — oak barrel and resinous myrrh over cedar, with radiant ambroxan pushing it outwards.

This matches the official pyramid published by Lattafa. Some retailers list the base as “oakmoss” rather than “oakwood” and the top as “blackberry” — that is retailer paraphrasing, not a different formula.

Is Fire On Ice a Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis Dupe?

This is the comparison everyone is making, and the note lists back it up.

Fire On Ice is frequently compared to Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis, and the shared architecture is easy to see: Paradis is built on raspberry liquor, cognac, Bulgarian rose and oakmoss absolute — and the rose and moss are exactly what Paradis adds over the standard Angels’ Share. Fire On Ice has all four. Reviewers who have worn both put the drydown similarity at roughly 80–90%, though we should be clear that figure traces back to a small number of reviewers rather than a broad consensus.

The honest differences: Fire On Ice is jammier and sweeter in the heart, where the Kilian is drier and more refined in its oak. If you want the polished original, the original is still the original. What Fire On Ice gives you is that character with louder projection and stronger cold-weather performance, for a fraction of the money — Angels’ Share Paradis is a 50ml extrait retailing at £295–£298 at Harvey Nichols, Liberty and Cult Beauty, with the 100ml refill at £365.

To be clear: Lattafa does not market Fire On Ice as an Angels’ Share Paradis alternative, and it is not a note-for-note copy. It sits alongside Khamrah in our Lattafa Kilian alternatives range — Khamrah takes after the original Angels’ Share, Fire On Ice after the Paradis flanker.

Lattafa Fire On Ice Review — Our Verdict

The short version: a genuinely good boozy gourmand that punches far above £27.99, provided you let it macerate first.

The scent. It opens loud — cognac and jammy raspberry, sweet and alcoholic in the best way, with cinnamon giving it heat. The “ice” arrives in the heart as a cool, sharp rose that cuts through the sugar, and this hot-cold contrast is the whole point of the fragrance. The drydown is the best part: oak, myrrh and cedar with ambroxan radiating off the skin, boozy and woody rather than sweet.

The catch. Fresh bottles read sharp and a bit synthetic for the first half hour. This is common across Lattafa and it resolves — rest the bottle in a dark drawer for around six weeks and the harsh edge softens considerably. Our maceration guide explains why. If you spray it the day it arrives and write it off, you have judged it too early.

Performance. Reviewers consistently describe Fire On Ice as a strong performer — typically 8+ hours on skin once the bottle has settled, and noticeably longer on clothing, with the sweetness and booze blooming in cold air. Projection is strong in the opening hours and then settles into a closer trail. We would call it excellent for the money, while noting that this is a 2025 release with a relatively small review base so far.

Who should skip it. Anyone who dislikes sweet or boozy fragrances, and anyone shopping for a summer scent. This is a cold-weather statement bottle and it does not do subtle.

Price & Size — Lattafa Fire On Ice Price in the UK

Fire On Ice is £27.99 for a 110ml Eau de Parfum, with free UK delivery. Note the size — 110ml rather than the usual 100ml, so you are getting an extra 10% for less than most of the premium Lattafa range. That works out at roughly 25p per ml, or around 1,050–1,100 sprays.

For context, UK stockists we checked in July 2026 were asking £34.99 at Soghaat and £38.50 at Notino, with the UK average across price comparison sites sitting around £27.84. Watch out for listings describing it as 100ml — that is a labelling error, the bottle is 110ml.

Lattafa Fire On Ice Bottle

The bottle is a heavy, deep-red flacon with gold detailing and a weighted cap, presented in a matching rigid carton — one of the more striking pieces of packaging in the current Lattafa line-up, and it needs no gift wrap. Every bottle carries the official holographic seal; our UK authentication guide shows how to check yours.

When To Wear It

Autumn and winter, evenings, and cold weather specifically — the boozy-sweet accord blooms in the cold and turns heavy in heat. It is a night-out and dinner fragrance rather than an office one; two sprays will be noticed and three will be remembered.

Who It’s For & Styling

Unisex and dramatic, for anyone who loves bold boozy gourmands. If you already enjoy Khamrah or the sweeter end of our Lattafa gourmand range, this is the darker, fruitier, more grown-up option.

Tried, Tested, Trusted

At Royal Scents we specialise in Lattafa, and every scent we list is assessed by our team before it reaches you. Fire On Ice is one of the strongest value propositions in the current catalogue — provided you give it the six weeks it needs.

Every bottle we sell is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official holographic authentication seal. Free UK delivery, 30-day no-questions returns, and dispatch within 24 hours.

Lattafa Fire On Ice FAQs

Is Lattafa Fire On Ice a dupe of Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis?

It is frequently compared to it, and the cognac, oak, raspberry, rose and moss DNA lines up closely — reviewers who own both put drydown similarity around 80–90%. Fire On Ice is jammier and sweeter than the Kilian, which is drier and more refined. Lattafa does not officially market it as an alternative.

What does Lattafa Fire On Ice smell like?

Boozy cognac and jammy black raspberry with cinnamon, opening into a cool sharp rose against caramel, and drying down into oak, myrrh, cedar and ambroxan. Sweet, alcoholic and woody — a deliberate hot-and-cold contrast.

How long does Fire On Ice last?

Reviewers typically report 8+ hours on skin once the bottle has macerated, and longer on clothing, with strong projection in the first few hours in cold weather. It is one of the stronger performers in the range.

Why does my bottle smell sharp or synthetic?

Fresh bottles often do for the first half hour. Rest it in a dark drawer for about six weeks and the harshness softens noticeably — this is normal for Lattafa and worth waiting out before judging it.

How much is Lattafa Fire On Ice?

£27.99 for 110ml at Royal Scents, with free UK delivery — roughly 25p per ml. Note it is a 110ml bottle rather than the usual 100ml.

What are the notes in Lattafa Fire On Ice?

Top: black raspberry, cinnamon, cognac. Heart: frozen rose petals, caramel, moss. Base: oakwood, myrrh, cedarwood, ambroxan.

Is Fire On Ice for men or women?

It is unisex. The boozy fruity-woody blend wears well on anyone who likes bold, sweet fragrances.

When should I wear it?

Autumn and winter evenings. The sweetness and booze both intensify in heat, so it is a poor summer or office choice.

Is it called Fire On Ice or Ice On Fire?

The correct name is Lattafa Fire On Ice. “Ice On Fire” is a common mis-typing and refers to the same 110ml Eau de Parfum.

Shop Lattafa Fire On Ice 110ml EDP at Royal Scents today — £27.99 with free UK delivery.