Vietnamese, Tien Phuoc chips on the charcoal that I torched then waited just over 22mins (timed on phone like 22mins and some seconds), then put chips on, and a mica plate to slow some of it down sometimes. Anyway. I was very surprised... I got WILD Kinamic notes, going from what I have experienced from Kyara Enju, Seijudo only, it wasn't like CK notes, unless you can get really, really good CK that is like the wild Kynam in Enju. Notes all together (some chips differed in notes and how they came about but I will just make a list of them), slightly wood, oudiness, quickly transforming into a very sweet, honey notes and red berry notes, sometimes chocolate as well but not a lot, what was more common was the very sweet honey like notes, slightly woody and red berry notes, then a very wild-like kinamic mintiness, and spiciness that would NEARLY physically affect my chest like Enju but not quite, so close though, and notes of kinamic bitterness and sourness, and very, very floral, on almost all the pieces.

It was my most pleasant burn I have had in a LOOOOONG time even when my heater was working and I was heating woods. I forgot about this wood, it is very good.

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Ramadan Cambodi - ASO.
Not the prettiest pieces of wood, however the aroma is out of this world which is the most important thing.
Resinous-oily Oudiness, buttery soft leather, cherry / red fruits, the vanilla-coumarin bottom note is rich & decadent. There’s a rounded dense sweetness here which is my favourite nuance when heating wood.

I’ve been using Ramadan Cambodi all week, considering the price it’s ideal for daily use. $65 USD for 10g of wild Cambodian wood with this scent profile is a great deal.
If you like the sweet resinous cherry profile of Crassna woods, you won’t regret this one!
 
Brunei K

Today’s piece opened with sharp notes,
I might have to ease up on the temps next time, but as usual, nice scents.
I’m glad you’ve ended up enjoying Brunei K, I think it’s great wood. Initially, I wasn’t perceiving the variation in profile you first mentioned. However, recently during a session I put a chip on the sub & aroma was definitely different from the previous piece. While the previous piece was Kinamic in the top note followed by a dense red fruit sweetness & a slightly musky Oudiness the other piece smelt more Indonesian with a black resinous note, more jungle green-mossy & much less of the Kinamic top. Both pieces still very nice.

So far in my experience, Brunei K smells great at low temp, but once it gets too hot it can exhibit a harsh note like you mentioned. Also, smelling right from the jar at room temp - a beautiful aroma.

Brunei wood, it always impresses!
 
I’m glad you’ve ended up enjoying Brunei K, I think it’s great wood. Initially, I wasn’t perceiving the variation in profile you first mentioned. However, recently during a session I put a chip on the sub & aroma was definitely different from the previous piece. While the previous piece was Kinamic in the top note followed by a dense red fruit sweetness & a slightly musky Oudiness the other piece smelt more Indonesian with a black resinous note, more jungle green-mossy & much less of the Kinamic top. Both pieces still very nice.

So far in my experience, Brunei K smells great at low temp, but once it gets too hot it can exhibit a harsh note like you mentioned. Also, smelling right from the jar at room temp - a beautiful aroma.

Brunei wood, it always impresses!
Did you manage to get your hands on any of the others?
 
Some very affordable ck wood i got from Mesoud today. Ck is ck, but this has a nice spiciness / edge in the opening that is missing in some of my more confectionery ck woods.

On the right is a fantastic smelling sandalwood knot that mesoud gifted with my purchase. Really nice solid beautiful smelling sandalwood nugget. I should probably carve this into a pendant instead of burning it.
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Kangiiten - Pontianak
Mmmh didnt impress me 🥲 Resinous oudy smell with slight spiciness but nothing special from 80° to 180°. It does offer more on higher temps but still nothing special

Kangiiten - Brunei K
This is a blast!
Pops up with florals and a rich vanilla around 80°. Higher temperatures give a more dark deep scent with less florals and more vanilla and a slight kinamic touch. After a while of heating it, it tickles and buzz your nose.
I enjoyed it way more than the Pontianak and the picture is from my heating session of the Brunei K. I should shave more next time 😋
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This was the piece
 
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