Angels' Share Paradis

If Angels' Share is a glass of cognac with dessert, KILIAN PARIS Angels' Share Paradis is the moment when something even more opulent is brought to the table – dark red fruit, roses, pralines, and the best bottle from the cellar.

Paradis is the most intense interpretation of the Angels' Share story and comes as an extrait de parfum. The recognizable boozy and woody warmth of the original remains, but from the very first moment, a new star emerges: raspberry.

And it doesn't act like a simple fresh raspberry.

With cognac, it takes on a thick, almost liqueur-like character – juicy, dark, and slightly sticky – while Bulgarian rose gives the perfume a new velvety dimension. Cinnamon also appears in the heart, and the base returns to the familiar territory of tonka and oak. KILIAN, in its own description, further emphasizes the opulent praline accord that enhances the gourmand character of the composition.

Behind the perfume is once again Benoist Lapouza, the perfumer of the original Angels' Share and the On The Rocks version.

Paradis is therefore not just "Angels' Share with raspberry." In the first part of its development, it appears much fruitier, more opulent, and almost liqueur-like, while after a while, the familiar Angels' Share DNA begins to re-emerge beneath the surface.

We particularly like the contrast between raspberry and warm oak. The first half an hour can feel almost like raspberry and rose jam with cognac, and later it becomes darker, woodier, and more serious. This development is also mentioned by Fragrantica users.

If the original Angels' Share is already one of your favorites, Paradis is not necessarily its replacement. It is more its more opulent, fruitier, and more intense interpretation.

And if you love raspberry, cognac, rose, cinnamon, tonka, and gourmand perfumes, it's very possible that Paradis will be the most interesting member of the entire Angels' Share family for you.