Some malinau wood Ive had for a few years now which smells identical to Borneo3000 oil. By identical I mean identical. Heating just a tiny amount of this lingers in my space for quite some time.

It was pretty cheap wood and not sinking grade but is far better than most kynam and sinking woods Ive tried🤷‍♂️
Borneo 3k16 or Borneo 3k05 ?
 
Sinking Brunei from @YusaAromatics
lovely stuff
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Baieido Kaden Kobunboku has been my daily for a while now. Just a nice balance of sweet resin, herb masala, some oud. This is not showing off any particular ingredient but instead presenting a harmonious balance. One of my favorite affordable incenses
 
@mesOUD - Sinking Pursat
Sour, creamy, spicy, maybe nutty too.

@mesOUD - Green Cultivated Kinam
Sugary sweet, spicy, bitter, phenolic. Beautiful wood and a pleasure to work with. Easy to shave and amazing on the sub.
I went with mesOUD Pursat again today, I get that nutty note with many of the pieces, also with my older Hainan Char. I love that note, and I think it’s a sign of old resin formation.
 
Purple Kyara
this is a very sticky kyara with an extremely loud smell at room temperature.
I'd describe it as earthy, candied, flowery, with a hint of spiceness the whole ride. it has an amzing uplifting effect and good amount of mind buzz. what a beautiful piece.
 

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Yamadamatsu SS Aloeswood

Slivers from a 15g chunk
Smells so much like Tarakan,
but I can’t be 100% sure.
Room temperature aroma reminds me of
KZ’s 1985 oud oil.
Their Japanese website only sells chips and slivers 🙁 was the chunk purchased years ago?
 
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