Looks tasty!Wardlab “kezi” sinensis wood from guangdong. Has a very interesting profile - pretty rich and saturated sweet oud scent, a touch of labdanum, also with a dry spicy layer. Much less innocent than a sweet crassna or CK wood. The aroma is ample - expanding to fill the room and from just a couple of small chips. The temperature is a bit higher than I usually use for a cultivated kinam or very sweet innocent oils.
The cat seems to be enjoying the smell, although he’s really just trying to lure me into the kitchen to get a little bit of the roast chicken that’s sitting in the fridge. If there’s a roast chicken in the house, this guy is the biggest pain in the ass.
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Alongside Hindi, Bruneian woods are my favourite, I’m yet to smell a poor batch of Bruneian wood.Kangiiten Brunei K
Overall, not bad, considering that most of it is heartwood material, and it does scent my room very well, had to get more.
How's the scent? I'm considering getting some.Kangiiten Brunei K
Overall, not bad, considering that most of it is heartwood material, and it does scent my room very well, had to get more.
I get 3 or 4 variances from Brunei K, among them, the best one is quite similar to the KZ premium heartwood, but not as potent. As for Brunei Floral, I haven’t tried that one.Alongside Hindi, Bruneian woods are my favourite, I’m yet to smell a poor batch of Bruneian wood.
I’ve only heated a small amount of Brunei K but I do get the Kyara reference in the top note. To my nose it smells more like a spicy, dry fruits-indolic floral, musky, deeply Oudy sweet resinous Bruneian profile.
It’s very nice, I own many example of Bruneian wood & the aroma of Brunei K is of a high quality.
How does it compare to the previous batch of KZ’s Brunei heartwood?
A mix, depending on the piece it can smell oudy, floral, creamy, woody, powdery, fruity, resinous, Indonesian, etc. I like how some of it can take a little more heat and still smell good.How's the scent? I'm considering getting some.
If it were from the same heartwood, I would've expected the pieces to smell similar!A mix, depending on the piece it can smell oudy, floral, creamy, woody, powdery, fruity, resinous, Indonesian, etc. I like how some of it can take a little more heat and still smell good.
There are only 14 left!
So did I, but only a small percentage is similar, but some vendors say how wonderful their wood smells, even though it’s only a percentage, not the whole lot. Anyhow, I liked it enough to get 17 bottles.If it were from the same heartwood, I would've expected the pieces to smell similar!
Here’s a bit of an assortment from the jar I received. Enjoyable when dusted up on the ceramic heater.So did I, but only a small percentage is similar, but some vendors say how wonderful their wood smells, even though it’s only a percentage, not the whole lot. Anyhow, I liked it enough to get 17 bottles.