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Oudamberlove
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Hainan Char
With the less resinated pieces, the best aromas is mostly at the start of the burn.
With the less resinated pieces, the best aromas is mostly at the start of the burn.
Mr.P
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I was revisiting a sample of Malinau malaccensis from Ward Lab - this wood has this dank heavy narcotic minty opening - completely appealing and backed by sweet and spicy resin and vanillin. Such a unique profile. There is one wood in my baieido rikoku set that is essentially the same profile - I won’t embarrass myself by taking a guess at it. I have notes somewhere and it has been too long since I’ve visited that set.
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Mr.P
oud<3er
Burning a crumb of Qang Nam crassna from ward lab. This one is really one of my favorites at the moment. I still am trying to understand regional profiles better and catch up with some of the aficionados around here.
i am surprised how much overlap there is between Vietnamese crassna wood and the sinensis / kinam profile. I really did not expect that based on my experience of crassna oils.
i am surprised how much overlap there is between Vietnamese crassna wood and the sinensis / kinam profile. I really did not expect that based on my experience of crassna oils.
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Oudamberlove
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West Borneo from JDHawk
I got it many years ago.
Sinking chips full of resin and definitely old stock.
Subdued florals with a touch of powdery resin, and a satisfying oudiness that’s quite rounded.
I compared it to Nippon Kodo Borneo, which had bright fruity florals, and a sharper resin note, with a tiny hint of pepper/spice.
I got it many years ago.
Sinking chips full of resin and definitely old stock.
Subdued florals with a touch of powdery resin, and a satisfying oudiness that’s quite rounded.
I compared it to Nippon Kodo Borneo, which had bright fruity florals, and a sharper resin note, with a tiny hint of pepper/spice.
Wild Huian stips, been putting out scent for an hour at low temp on the sub. Good to be home.
The name rings a bell, who is/was it?
Oudamberlove
Member
Jdhawk50 is a member in this forum, but even before that I got some oudh from him, I also tried Kyara for the first time through him, it was Shoyeido square cut. The oudhs were from West and North Borneo. He also made some Neriko (kneaded incense formed into balls) which contained real deer musk.
Oudamberlove
Member
Nippon Kodo Vietnamese
I enjoy all phases of the burn,
top, middle, and base.
I enjoy all phases of the burn,
top, middle, and base.
ahhh yes that'd be why!
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Just a quick question? Reading through some of the comments here and everyone is pretty much saying they are "burning" their woods. Even some woods that I thought were to precious to burn such as "sinking". Does "burning" in this context mean physical combustion or heating on and electric or kodo and charcoal? Needing a little clarification.
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Heat them pls
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Thank you. That's what I thought.😉
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