Musk Rahil
OUD & MUSK
Naa i have a tiny sample
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mesOUD
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You can take some from here and compare with EO,s
This is moning from this wood,distilled this year
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Musk Rahil
OUD & MUSK
Lovely i will inshallah
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Welcome dear
Craftoud's Khmer Regal 2020 Koh Kong. bright, fruity and woody.
Mousse de Chene
True Ouddict
One of the few Ensar’s I own, I really love it. An excellent representation of old school Papuan Gyrinops, especially for the price.
My other favourite is Borneo 50k - one of the very best Borneo’s I own.
Unfortunately, I’ve been turned off by his questionable business practices. Even though I believe his oils are of a high quality, I’d rather spend my money elsewhere.
Mousse de Chene
True Ouddict
More like this. It’s a very dark oil, with only small hint of green. I believe the ‘green’ is more in reference to the scent profile. Its lush jungle, verdant & mossy with a pitch black resin note.
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Green is sometimes about material like filaria,sometimes about distilery
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Also someone are describing wood
Grynops verstegii has brown oil,
But also papuan woods are malaccensis
Musk Rahil
OUD & MUSK
I thought same not anymore like old days
Musk Rahil
OUD & MUSK
Right very light green mossy & rice i get still after hours
Mousse de Chene
True Ouddict
Exactly, I get very good longevity from this oil, it’s fantastic.
Mousse de Chene
True Ouddict
According to Ensar’s website, Green Papua 2019 - was distilled from live Gyrinops harvested in northern PNG.
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
May be he distill different oils together
Because till my todays experience
1)oil of gyrinops are from dark brown to brown,i didnt see any green
2) if you ask me how i can describe gyrinops:somokey,some diesel,spicey and chocolate
Now i have 4 different types of gyrinops at hand this is what i saw
Regarding to colour:if you want and know you can get greenish oil from indonesian malaccensis
Like sumatra blue,green papuan
Mousse de Chene
True Ouddict
Regarding Green Papua, the photo I posted shows the oil as being dark brown, plus I mentioned there is only the slightest hint of green.
Gyrinops can definitely smell smokey, spicy, diesel. It can also display scent profiles of; mineral, oceanic, green, flowers, mango / guava etc.
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
The point i didnt understand
Even there is a green oil and it is from papua,if make an election about name 99,99% of people will choose green one as green papu,why this guy named this oil green papua,yes if make a list of names about this oils green can be at list but not at top 10
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Color is not green if name comes from notes,before green there are others
Look this,because EO we talk about what😂
mesOUD
Resident Artisan
Except all realy there is a complexity in labeling or giving names to oils
From my eyes
If some one make a good combination of spices he or she can give any name to it,because it is his or her own creation
Otherwise,really same oil in 10 different name
Or same name 10 different oils,forexample in indonesia there are east kalimantan(wellknown for gyrinops) also north kalimantan(borneo well known for malaccensis) but people say kalimantan that is all
What i find right is calling with spice and region together,than there wont be complexity
Oudstudent
Oud Fanatic
Wild hainan oil from kyarashrine. Classic hainan, sweet flowery and honey. Perfect for daily use
hopefullawguy
Oud Beginner
I believe Mr. Ali distills very (visually) green oil from gyrinops, under the name Green Silani
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