What Is Paris Corner Emir You’re Drugged a Dupe Of?

Emir You’re Drugged by Paris Corner is a clone of Kilian Intoxicated. We rate the similarity at 85%. The link is the combination of coffee and warm spices, especially cardamom, cinnamon and nutmeg.

Why the Intoxicated comparison makes sense

Kilian describes Intoxicated around Turkish coffee and green cardamom, with cinnamon, nutmeg and a caramelized sweetness. It's a helpful starting point if you're trying to picture the scent: there's plenty of spice involved, so expecting a plain black-coffee fragrance could send you in the wrong direction.

Paris Corner's description of You’re Drugged covers much of that same ground. Cardamom, coffee, nutmeg and cinnamon are its listed key notes, while the longer description also mentions whiskey and vanilla. That gives the pairing more to go on than coffee being present in both.

Where they can feel different

Our catalog puts cinnamon and whiskey at the top of You’re Drugged, followed by cardamom and nutmeg, then coffee and vanilla. A wearer who has smelled both described the opening's cinnamon-and-whiskey emphasis as a difference before the shared spices and coffee become clearer.

That is a useful distinction if you want Intoxicated mainly for its cardamom. The same ingredients can feel quite different depending on which one leads. Our 85% rating reflects a clear resemblance with room for that shift in balance.

The panels below use our existing catalog note tiers. Kilian's current description groups coffee with the heart and lists vanilla and vetiver in the base; our catalog has a broader coffee, vanilla, caramel and mocha base. Those arrangements aren't a promise that each note arrives in a fixed order.

Who should give You’re Drugged a look?

We'd put it on the list for someone who enjoys warm spices with a coffee-and-vanilla backdrop. If you're after a very dry coffee scent, try a sample first: both descriptions include sweetness, and the spice balance matters just as much as the coffee.

This guide covers the Emir Eau de Parfum from Paris Corner. For more options around the original, see our Intoxicated dupe guide. Check the current listings for the exact bottle size you want.