SOTD/Review: Lattafa Teriaq Intense · Brotherhood Of Scent

SOTD/Review: Lattafa Teriaq Intense

The opening hits like walking into a warm spice market: saffron and bergamot cut through the air, then cinnamon and plum liquor follow fast, sugary and boozy. In that moment, you smell something rich and velvety, almost edible. The heart unfolds with amber, benzoin, and tonka bean, bringing in creamy sweetness and a soft waxy glow, sweetened further by honey-like warmth. Finally in the base, there’s a lingering blend of vanilla (not noted), resinous amber, patchouli, and musky vibe that hugs the skin but still trails in the air just enough.

Projection is impressive - strong for the first 2-3 hours, easily noticeable at arm’s length, turning heads without needing to spray overboard. After that, it softens a bit, but never dies; you still leave a warm cloud behind. Longevity? I get about 8 hours on skin, sometimes more on clothing, especially if I let it macerate a while.

I’d rate this 8.1/10. It is another Angels’ Share inspiration, but more closer to Lattafa Khamrah but the plum liquor in this makes this more fruitier, overall I guess Lattafa like creating Angels’ Share inspirations. Teriaq Intense though isn’t shy - it’s bold, sweet-boozy, and built for cooler nights or special evenings. If you like scents that demand attention, this one delivers.

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