Khamrah is one of Lattafa’s most popular lines: sweet, spicy and the kind you can smell from a distance. Now comes Khamrah Mira, the first in the family designed with a clearly feminine focus.
It keeps the saga’s spicy warmth and vanilla, but adds juicy red fruit, white flowers and a touch of chestnut. Here is what we know so far: notes, who is behind it, when it launches and what it costs.
Quick facts
- Brand
- Lattafa
- Line
- Khamrah
- Launch
- October 2026
- Perfumers
- Jordi Fernández and Gaël Montero (Givaudan)
- Fragrance family
- Floral gourmand (oriental vanilla)
- Size
- 100 ml
- Concentration
- Not confirmed (the rest of the line is Eau de Parfum)
- Audience
- Presented as feminine; other sources list it as unisex
- Indicative price
- AED 195 (about €45)
A Khamrah with a woman’s name
The original Khamrah (2022) became famous for its trail of cinnamon, sweets and vanilla, and later versions explored other shades, such as coffee in Qahwa or smoke in Dukhan. According to Lattafa, Mira opens a new chapter: it is the collection’s first feminine pillar.
The name, Mira (ميرا), evokes an inner glow that turns into presence. In Spanish, “mira” also means “look”, a nod picked up in the brand’s presentation.
The bottle keeps the family silhouette, but taller and slimmer, in translucent sunset-coloured glass.
How it smells: the notes
This is the official pyramid. We haven’t tried it yet, so what follows is what the notes promise, not a personal impression. Hover over each band to read what it adds.
Top notes
the first minutes- Red currant
- Mandarin
- Cinnamon
It opens juicy and slightly tart thanks to the currant and mandarin, with the cinnamon warmth that recalls the Khamrah family.
Heart notes
the first hours- Jasmine sambac
- Orange blossom
- Rosyfolia™
- Chestnut
The white flowers bring luminosity and the chestnut a creamy, nutty texture. Rosyfolia™ is a trademarked note that adds a rosy floral nuance.
Base notes
what lingers on the skin- Benzoin
- Roasted tonka
- Madagascar vanilla
- Cocoa Pulse™
- Musk
Here is the gourmand side: enveloping vanilla and tonka, a dark hint of cocoa and a musk that softens the finish. According to the launch notes, it is gourmand without going overboard: creamy, nutty and cosy.
Scent profile
- Warm spicy100
- Nutty87
- White floral81
- Citrus81
- Fruity79
- Balsamic75
- Amber70
- Sweet66
The striking part is the mix of warm spices with white florals and citrus. On paper, that is where Mira departs from the darker Khamrahs.
First opinions
It launched only a few days ago, so votes are scarce. On Fragrantica it scores 3.56 out of 5 from 27 votes, split between “love” and “hate”, and Parfumo flags it as a divisive scent. One of the first reviews describes it as sweet, fruity and long-lasting, for autumn and winter. The community sees it more as a winter, evening scent.
Who is it for?
Judging by its pyramid, it suits you if you like creamy sweets (vanilla, tonka, cocoa) and want a floral, fruity touch to lighten them. If vanilla or tonka are not your thing, it probably isn’t your perfume. And by character, it looks more like autumn, winter and evenings than a hot day.
When to wear it
- Day: not indicated
- Night: recommended
- Spring: not indicated
- Summer: not indicated
- Autumn: recommended
- Winter: recommended
Price and where to buy
It is currently sold on Lattafa’s official Middle East website and expected to reach the US this month. We haven’t yet found stores with a price in Spain.
For reference, a store in the Emirates lists it at AED 195 (about €45 at the current rate) for the 100 ml bottle. This is only a guide: prices change and exclude shipping and taxes. For comparison, the original Khamrah is found in Spain from around €26.
When stores in Spain stock it, we will update this section with prices.
Our verdict so far
Without having tried it, Mira promises a brighter, more floral Khamrah. Here is what it promises and what remains to be checked:
- Promises: a balance of fruit, white flowers and vanilla.
- Promises: a more elegant bottle and a well-known perfumer team.
- To check: real longevity and projection.
- To check: whether the tonka and cocoa turn out too sweet.
- To check: the price once it reaches Spain.
Information updated on 14 October 2026. Sources: Lattafa, Fragrantica and Parfumo. We will update this article with our own review once we try it. The image is an AI-generated illustration, not an official photo.
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