Kilian Angels' Share is a sweet, woody eau de parfum built around cognac, oak, cinnamon and tonka bean, with sandalwood, praline and vanilla. The name is the distillers' term for spirit lost from the barrel, and it smells like a cognac-soaked pastry: boozy, spiced and warm. Angels' Share Paradis and On the Rocks are separate.
What Wearers Say
Some wearers enjoy the warm combination of cognac, cinnamon and sweetness.
One wearer likes how the sweeter opening gives way to cognac and sandalwood.
Some wearers find it too sweet or heavy.
One wearer finds the cinnamon overpowering.
Staying-power reports differ: one wearer finds it short-lived, while another reports strong wear.
Great for
Try it if cognac, cinnamon and praline-like sweetness appeal for cooler evenings.
Not for
Sample first if edible sweetness, prominent cinnamon or a liquor-like opening put you off.
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How It Compares
vs. Lattafa Khamrah
Kilian's Angels' Share is cognac, oak, cinnamon, tonka and praline. Lattafa's Khamrah is cinnamon and nutmeg with dates, praline, tonka, myrrh and vanilla.
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