indonesia

I am wondering because I have these Gyokushodo sticks (Saidaikoh) from the Traditional range, that say they are Vietnamese Tani, the thing is, Tani in Japanese scent(?) terms is the region, modern day Indonesia. I have asked this a few times in the thread but after having some more experience...

I've recently been gifted an Indonesian oud oil, the smell profile is nice but totally new to me. The top note is woody with a hint of spice and smoke. The next note very spicy (cinnamon - cloves - nutmeg), then it finally becomes deep sweet with a bit of the spiciness remaining. Is that...