Intoxicated Dupe — OLFx Dark Spice Spray

OLFx Dark Spice Spray is an Intoxicated dupe — our Extrait de Parfum built around the cardamom, mocha coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, and vetiver accord. It is available as a 50 ml spray; a 10 ml perfume oil is also available in the size selector above.

Cardamom and mocha coffee open dark and warm, with cinnamon and vetiver keeping the sweetness grounded. Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray and make it your cold-weather bottle.

Updated August 2026

Why choose OLFx Dark Spice Spray?

Dark Spice Spray is an Extrait de Parfum made and sold as an OLFx composition. We built it around the cardamom-and-coffee accord shoppers search for in an Intoxicated dupe, with the 50 ml spray as the main format and the 10 ml oil as a separate touch-application size. Choose the spray for the complete experience.

How does Dark Spice Spray smell from opening to base?

Dark Spice Spray is built around the Intoxicated accord described as cardamom, mocha coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, and vetiver. Picture a coffee cup with a cardamom pod dropped straight in — dark and slightly bitter with a green, peppery lift. A few minutes on, cinnamon joins the coffee, dry and warm rather than sweet, closer to a spice-market stall than a bakery. The mocha side thickens through the middle, roasted and a little smoky. The base settles into vanilla and vetiver — vanilla rounding the bitterness, vetiver keeping the accord dry and close to the skin instead of turning syrupy.

What makes our Dark Spice Spray version stand out?

Dark Spice Spray is our Extrait de Parfum answer to the cardamom-and-coffee accord associated with Intoxicated.

• Extrait de Parfum. The richest fragrance form we make.
• Built around the same accord. It follows the verified cardamom-mocha-vanilla profile through our own composition.
• Two complete sizes. Choose the 50 ml spray for the main experience; choose the 10 ml oil only if you already prefer oils.

Choose the 50 ml Extrait spray for the version this card is built around.

What do wearers love about Intoxicated?

Dark Spice Spray is built around the cardamom-and-coffee character that wearers praise in Intoxicated. One wearer calls it a favorite, picking up coffee, nutmeg, cardamom, and vanilla, done masterfully. Another describes it as a lovely, dark, spicy, woody perfume with a boozy character and cinnamon. A third describes the dry-down as an intoxicating, clean, spicy, aromatic blend. Among the top 213 reviews, coffee appears in 53.1%, cardamom in 36.6%, and sweet in 17.8%. That character is what we built Dark Spice Spray around.

Which Dark Spice Spray format should you choose?

Dark Spice Spray is sold first as a 50 ml Extrait spray, while the 10 ml perfume oil is a separate size option.

The oil option is its own product, distinct from the spray. If touch application is already your preference, pick the 10 ml option in the size selector above; otherwise, choose the 50 ml spray.

Is Dark Spice Spray the same as Kilian Intoxicated?

Dark Spice Spray is an independent OLFx composition, not Kilian Intoxicated. It is built around the same cardamom-and-coffee accord through our own composition.

Intoxicated retails around $305 for the 50 ml Eau de Parfum, per the brand's own US listing and a major US department store, both checked 2026-08-04.

Who may enjoy Dark Spice Spray?

Dark Spice Spray is for anyone who reaches for coffee, cardamom, and warm spicy fragrances. If your rotation includes mocha, cinnamon, or vetiver, this feels familiar fast. Choose it for fall and winter, when a dark, roasted profile fits the season rather than something light or floral.

What should you compare with Dark Spice Spray next?

Dark Spice Spray is part of our gourmand range, with three nearby directions worth comparing. Phantom Dark keeps the coffee but adds rum and caramel, Sailor Gold leans into lavender and honeyed tobacco for a smokier profile, and Rum Effect moves toward tobacco and rum for a boozier direction. Choose by the note you want to notice first.

What should you know about Intoxicated alternatives?

Dark Spice Spray is our own Extrait de Parfum reference point for the questions below.

What does Kilian intoxicated Notes smell like?

Reviewers most often describe it through coffee, cardamom, and spice language, with vanilla and cinnamon rounding out the impression. Our answer to that accord is Dark Spice Spray in a 50 ml spray.

Which lattafa smells like Kilian?

We have not tested other brands' bottles side by side, so we will not score outside claims. What we stand behind is Dark Spice Spray in the 50 ml spray.

What makes intoxicated by Kilian unique?

Reviewers most often point to the cardamom-forward opening and the mocha coffee and cinnamon that follow. Our answer to that accord is Dark Spice Spray in a 50 ml spray.

What is intoxicated Kilian cologne?

Intoxicated is the Kilian fragrance this card is built around, described by the brand through cardamom, mocha coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, and vetiver. Choose Dark Spice Spray in a 50 ml Extrait spray for the OLFx interpretation.

What should you check before ordering Dark Spice Spray?

Dark Spice Spray is built around the accord shown above, so check the profile and format before ordering. Choose the spray for regular application; choose the oil only if you already prefer oils. Add the 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray to your cart.

The accord was checked against the brand's own US product page and a major US department store, both accessed 2026-08-04; both list cardamom in the top, mocha coffee and cinnamon in the heart, and vanilla and vetiver in the base. Review-word shares are measured among the top 213 reviews and show word occurrence, not approval. The retail anchor is the mean of the brand's own US listing and a major US department store, both listing the 50 ml Eau de Parfum at $305, checked 2026-08-04. Impressions attributed to Kilian Intoxicated refer to that fragrance. OLFx Dark Spice Spray is an independent interpretation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced by Kilian. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.