Teriaq Intense

You Guys ain’t fooling me this is Khamrah on repeat for the most part

Date night perfume, SOOOOOOOOOO GOOD. And this is coming from someone who hates nearly all Lattafa perfumes

It's great-smelling, but beware: it smells very sweet. However, the longevity and projection are superb! The dry-down starts smelling like caramel/chocolate. I feel it leans more feminine rather than masculine.

Initially it feels very similar to Lattafa Khamrah. However, as it macerates, the Cinnamon matures alot and the dry down is also totally different. A solid reason why it is the best Lattafa fragrance ever created. Loved it

What a sexy fragrance! Very well blended. Not a groom's fragrance, more like the sexy groomsman's lol 5/5

Sadly, I dont get any plum liquor. Head is pronounced saffron and it stays throughout lifespan of the perfume - dusty and a bit...I cant say scratchy because it is well rounded...let me say very dry, then cinnamon, amber and tonka,...I would gladly say I have there bourbon vanilla, sour cream, musk, silk and cashmere...a thick extremely dense syrupy sticky and discordant scent, which is held at least a little in check by just the saffron. Today relatively frequently used composition that you sometimes come across on the street, so I wouldn't use it as a signature, it's not bad...as a gift for an older woman in the family who still prefers almost sickly sweet scents bordering with gourmets.

Such a beautiful fragrance! Quentin Bisch Is a mastermind. Longevity n sillage is amazing! Try Ana Abiyedh Scarlet too if you like this one.

pretty good but doesn't smell like teriyaki at all to me

Lattafa fragrances are at best 50/50 miss/hit for me, and I am happy to say this one is really nice. Spiced plum, very well blended and balanced, good quality. What a pleasant surprise! Definitely unisex. Definitely a winter scent and it is summer here still, so will let it sit and test it out in cooler weather. Out of six Middle Eastern decants I received, this one is my favorite and the one I am most likely to buy a full bottle of.

Man here… The bottle says unisex, but I would say this definitely leans feminine. That being said though, one day I was at my mall, seen the bottle and sprayed my left arm, along on the right arm I sprayed a creed aventus cologne dupe that I smelled a million times over. When I smelled the lattafa spray I didn’t even think it was on my skin, to me, it was lite. Fast forward an hour later I get getting these whiffs, and damn, they smelled incredible. I thought maybe it was somewhere in the stores I was at, and maybe they were using something for the air to freshen it, as silly as that sounds, and it wasn’t until I realized the smell was coming from me, my left arm. This stuff shines in the mid/drydown. The opening is bit of an alcohol blast of sorts, but boy when that alcohol wears off…. It’s incredible. I wore this on my date night with my girlfriend and her sister, and the first thing her sister said to me was “oh wow, you smell divine” what is that? I tried to explain the Lattafa brand to them, they couldn’t understand it. In some ways this kind of reminds me of Goddess for women by Burberry, but mainly the vanilla accords, but it’s not that. To me the notes that shine are the Amber, Vanilla, Plum, Tonka Bean, and the Benzoin. I did make a mistake and spray too much of this stuff on one day and I won’t do that again. Put 3-4 sprays on areas where your heart beats, and watch the compliments roll. Some days I wear a shirt I haven’t washed after wearing this stuff and it’s even better.

Si buscas un beast mode para fiestas ocasiones especiales, definitivamente esta es la mejor opción! Un perfume lineal pero el aroma es delicioso y nuevamente digo una bomba en duración y proyección. Para el precio de los mejor que podrías conseguir. Compra totalmente perfecta.

Quentin Bisch masterpiece at an affordable price point!

Fragrances like these make designers obsolete,super smooth high quality niche profile for a really affordable price! Lasts long and projects like a beast so you do not have to overspray,10/10!

Like use in winter time.

This feels like an Angel's Share flanker, nothing like Khamrah. It's on another level.

Beautiful! Jammy plum with saffron, amber and cinnamon. Less cloying than Khamrah. This is like Khamrah Qaqwa mixed with Angels share but less boozy and less floral. Sexy and delicious, to me it’s totally unisex. Also it’s beastmode on clothes, easily 10-12hours

Smells like a flat wilted rose

Someone wrote that this fragrance has no depth, I think it's a missed opportunity that there is no woody base to the fragrance, then it would easily last for 10+ hours. So not bad, the score given is realistic. For me it's 10/8. Spicy, plum liqueur, slightly sweet scent.

I am so glad to read the negative reviews for once....this is meh ....so boring to my nose. My husband also doesn't care for it. On the other hand I adore the first Teriaq, and so does that darlin' man of mine 😂....he wears almost all my Perfumes, no matter how pink and girly they are. I also think Khamra is boring, so perhaps I just don't have a nose for that style.

I did not think I liked this but I sprayed it and put it in my closet for 6 months and now, oh my goodness it's so beautiful. I get that plummy note and the rummy note and the cinnamon and it's so good. I am going to love this in the fall

Sold mine today. Matured for more than 12 months but the boozy plum with that sharp powdery undertone just didn't do it for me. Nothing rich smelling in here....not to my nose. The dates in Khamrah is much more likeable.

Disappointed. I genuinely wanted to love Teriaq, and the gorgeous bottle made a very persuasive opening argument. This was yet another blind buy inspired by TikTok hype. I wish fragrance creators and reviewers were more transparent about gifted perfumes and sponsorships, because Teriaq is nothing like I expected from the positive reviews it received. There is nothing unique or memorable about the perfume. It arrived, took a seat, and contributed nothing to the conversation. On my skin, it becomes cloying and gives me a headache. I have bought quite a few affordable fragrances because I wanted to explore beyond luxury niche perfumes. But the more I experiment, the more I find myself returning to them. While the higher price does not guarantee quality, I am beginning to understand why certain fragrances cost more.

Perfect warm and seductive scent for winter, unisex as it can be, for me a little bit more masculine. Projects and lasts like crazy. You need to try this.

This one is a cheat code Iykyk

It is a very good original fragrance, that goes in the realm of Khamrah or that Angel Share DNA, but with a big twist. Performance is nuclear on this one, so only use in the winter/Fall. The only thing i hate about it is that it's getting quite popular around where I live.

Lattafa Teriaq Intense is one of the best value fragrances on the market. It opens with a rich blend of saffron, bergamot, and boozy plum liquor before warming into cinnamon, amber, tonka bean, and benzoin. The result is a luxurious, spicy sweet scent that feels far more expensive than its price tag. Performance is outstanding, with strong projection and ten plus hours of longevity, making it perfect for fall, winter, evenings, and date nights. If you enjoy warm, rich fragrances with a smooth gourmand twist, Teriaq Intense is an easy recommendation and one of Lattafa’s standout releases.

In Arabic, Teriaq means cure or antidote. Interestingly, Lattafa has another line of fragrances called Musamam, which means poisoned. Both types of bottle are adorned with serpents, usually gilded. ...I'm not aware of what the exact significance of this might be, if any. As for the actual scent of this second member of the line, Teriaq Intense; I agree that it is vaguely adjacent to other sweetly, cinnamon-spiced boozy scents, such as the Khamrah line or many from the Kilian brand. However, it also makes a fundamental shift away from that genré by more greatly emphasizing both a vanillic amber accord (listed) and modern synthetic amberwoods (not listed). So is this admittedly close hybrid between a syrupy spiced liquor fragrance and an amber scent actually preferable to either of its olfactory parents? ...No, not especially so, ...though I do find it to be wearably acceptable. Even though this and the original Teriaq scent share not even one listed note, and hardly any listed main accords, they do seem to both possess a diffusely underlying tonal similarity. Perhaps their basal synthetic amberwood signature is similar. It certainly is possible, especially considering that both scents were designed by Quentin Bisch.

Not like khamra. This is a whole lot better i have both

A super boozy and sweet scent. Layer with something smoky if you want to enhance the fragrance profile. Very rich and deep plum liquor with great projection. I found even 3-4 hours later it is still projecting within arms reach (don’t spray 3 times expecting this, please spray anywhere between 5-10) People are very careful with how much they spray, and then they wonder why nobody smells anything.

I received OG Teriaq a few years ago and while I liked it, it was more suited to my 20 y.o. daughter. Enters Teriaq Intense and this is much better for me. It is a very complex, boozy, resinous, spiced plum and benzoin/tonka. Gorgeous and sexy. It is sweet but not sickening. Some intial sharpness which adds transparency and prevents it from going syrupy and flat. While I see the trace "khamrah" nod, Teriaq Intense is far more complex and interesting. It transitions through more layers before settling down to the base notes. Great lift and projection, lasts forever. Great value.