Vendor: Bharara
Viking Kashmir
cardamom-spiced sandalwood with papery, aromatic warmth

Bharara Viking Rio smells like roasted hazelnut chocolates warmed by cedar smoke: Hazelnut and Cacao open it, Cedar and Jasmine Sambac carry the heart, and Caramel, Ambroxan, and Oakmoss settle at the base. It's a unisex scent built on woody, nutty, and cacao accords.
This is a Parfum concentration, more concentrated than a standard Eau de Parfum, launched in 2023. It's woody, warm, and grounded, suited to easy casual wear. The community rates this 4.21 out of 5.
Longevity runs strong and projection is moderate, so it lasts well through the day with a noticeable but not overpowering presence.
Around $63.99.
Bharara holds 24 perfumes on Scendira, spanning a wide price range from $25.99 to $238.99 (median $64.95), because the catalogue mixes mainstream releases with a pricier Niche sub-line. Woody is the top accord (20 of 24), followed by amber (17) and citrus (16), with vanilla, bergamot, and patchouli as the most common notes. The range leans unisex (15 of 24), with masculine (8) outnumbering feminine (3). By community mentions, King is the clear flagship at 35 mentions, more than three times its closest rival, Viking Dubai (10), with Onyx (9) close behind. If you're new to Bharara, King is where the community starts. Filter by note or vibe below, or ask Dira to match a specific Bharara perfume to what you actually want to smell like.
Best for: shoppers who want a woody-amber, western-niche-style perfume and don't mind paying more for it, King is the community's clear starting point. Sample first if: you're eyeing the pricier Niche-line bottles ($150+), since Bharara's range swings from budget to prestige and the top end is a real investment. Skip if: you want a strictly affordable everyday bottle, the $64.95 median is higher than most houses in this collection group. Woody covers similar ground at lower prices.
By community mentions across Scendira's data, King leads by a wide margin with 35 mentions, more than triple Viking Dubai (10) and Onyx (9). Each has its own page here with real community sentiment and the honest downside.
Every Bharara perfume here is catalogued from real notes, accords, and independent community sentiment. No paid placements.
It smells like roasted hazelnut chocolates warmed by cedar smoke, opening on hazelnut and cacao, carried by cedar and jasmine sambac, and settling on caramel, ambroxan, and oakmoss.
Longevity runs strong and projection is moderate, so it lasts well through the day with a noticeable but not overpowering presence.
Yes, it's woody, warm, and grounded, suited to easy casual wear.
It's a Parfum concentration, more concentrated than a standard Eau de Parfum.
Honest, community-verified perfume matches. Not marketing.