Burn of the Day

[Oudamberlove]

Nippon Kodo Sizuro Vietnamese

Lovely sweetness,
more fruits than flowers,
honey, medicine, wood,
and oudiness.

Like a swipe of good oud.

 

[Joe]

Nippon Kodo Sizuro Vietnamese

Lovely sweetness,
more fruits than flowers,
honey, medicine, wood,
and oudiness.

Like a swipe of good oud.

@Oudamberlove I gotta check this out! Where did you get it from?

Joe

 

[Joe]

@Oudamberlove I gotta check this out! Where did you get it from?

Joe

Oh, never mind, these are chips that I already bought! I was actually expecting them to be delivered yesterday, but they weren't. Silly me.

 

[Oudamberlove]

Oh, never mind, these are chips that I already bought! I was actually expecting them to be delivered yesterday, but they weren't. Silly me.

They’re a mixed lot
that range from good to great.

 

[Oudamberlove]

Gyokushodo #422 Vietnamese Kizami

I often get powdery notes with this lot,
but with higher heat the resin really
“Kicks-in” 🤩

 

[Mr.P]

A bit of CK on the burner, set a bit on the hot side (11.6 Volts on my homemade wabisabitism sub) which adds some bitterness... it's a pretty fine line between a nice bittersweet burn and scorching the stuff because CK goes bad quickly if burned at too high a temp.

 

[TheOudDood]

I have the same kyara, it is loud from the vial and bubblegummy purple with the eight amount of bitterness, one of my favorites.

That bubblegum aspect of some kyaras is wild

 

[Xerohome]

Chenla - @iori
There is some wood that is better than kyara, this is one of them.
Words can't describe this one, has it all, starts with the right amount of sweet and earthy notes, then moves to a high grade citrus notes like a freshly distilled Ta'if rose, with the huge amount of sweetness lurks around the whole ride.
Medicinal is there in faint tone, but the muddy sweetness is second to none.
My guess this is a soil crassna, the soil signature is all over it. 10/10 piece.

 

[mobyus]

Fawn Horn - Chinese CK

 

[Joe]

Nippon Kodo Sizuro Vietnamese

Lovely sweetness,
more fruits than flowers,
honey, medicine, wood,
and oudiness.

Like a swipe of good oud.

I;m getting mine today!

 

[Joe]

Fawn Horn - Chinese CK

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Gorgeous!

 

[Joe]

Burning this:

​ Kyara Momoyama Premium Aloeswood Long

 

[Olfactory Nomad]

Kangiiten - Malaysian Tigerwood. Deep and warm menthol. Soothing.

 

[Oudamberlove]

KZ Hainan Baotou

My first impressions were not great because my expectations were very high, but it has proven to be a wise purchase.
❤️it!!

 

[Mr.P]

KZ Hainan Baotou

My first impressions were not great because my expectations were very high, but it has proven to be a wise purchase.
❤️it!!

glad to hear that would turned out to be good - I remember when it first came out

 

[Karim Collects]

Hong Kong Qinan

Birthday cake & cookie dough! Sweet honey medical note laced with florals, dry orange zest and inhaling it hits you with a flushing coolness that’s just to die for.

Note: You know who you are, thank you! 👀

 

[Alamande]

Oudique basic Sri Lankan to see in the weekend. I’m so glad I left a few nugs of this in Denmark when I took the rest back to UK. This one is a chameleon. First heating is green, lush and jungle-vegetal, but it turns purple after a few hours. Both the Laos char and this perform well depending on the specific piece you get. Some pieces perform better than others at a variety of voltages.

 

[Xerohome]

"Flower Garden" Kyara - @iori
has a cold minty quality simiar to young grass kyara, very beautiful and calming.

Burmese - @iori
Again with the agarwood better than kyara, I love this one, it has a warm spicy sweet notes then a medicinal vibes as the heat goes up, addictive!

Manaban - @iori
Very unique sweetness, it is insane how a piece of wood emits all of these tropical fruit notes, watermelon, passion fruits, guava and coconut.

 

[Joe]

Warming a chip of Shoyeido's Agarwood on low heat. It releases a very nice, subtle aroma, but I have it on low. I'm going to turn it up in a little bit. I have a headache, so I'm kind of enjoying the subtlety. Matsu grade.

 

[SteveE]

wonderful wild Cambodian wood from a private seller in Hawaii - the guy who got me into all of this.