harshabhat86
True Ouddict
☝️A quick hands up his many would like a "kit". 3 x 0.3g of each fraction
☝️A quick hands up his many would like a "kit". 3 x 0.3g of each fraction
Are both the Leyte and Cambodi available? I personally think it would be interesting to have both woods along with the fractional sample set.Sexy is definitely one way to put it! If you see the other photos there were many kgs of wood which were even bigger older pieces and rock hard!
Still have some of this wood left of anyone else is interested
In the Leyte dialect, a "legend" could be referred to as a "sugilanon" or "estorya". Both terms are used to describe a narrative, with "sugilanon" often implying a more traditional or historical narrative, while "estorya" can encompass a wider range of stories, including legends.View attachment 47686
Aroma is mind blowing, like Leyte sinking on low heat!
If someone can give me a great name for this I'll send you 0.3g of the final oil! Entries below please
Abysall Confluence (where two sunken wood treasures meet)View attachment 47686
Aroma is mind blowing, like Leyte sinking on low heat!
If someone can give me a great name for this I'll send you 0.3g of the final oil! Entries below please
Abysall Confluence- First Gleam (Bright spark of the first notes)Abysall Confluence (where two sunken wood treasures meet)
Or
Mariana Mekong Noir
The wood is Cambodian and Leyte which is a Philippine island, not from Laos but good thinking!Angkor Xang
The historical names of the regions, with the Angkor representing Cambodia, and the Xang coming from Lan Xang of Laos. Showcasing the rich history of good quality woods in the regions
Woops!The wood is Cambodian and Leyte which is a Philippine island, not from Laos but good thinking!
Going by the region (Philippines & Cambodia) & the description of notes, I would suggest Fili-Whizz-Kong.Nose numbing, mind buzzing experience. Floral sweet greens with hints of jasmine, white lotus and incense smoke. Drying down to rich berries, pink pepper and red florals.