My experience with sulaym products they are very generic low quality with inaccurate descriptions and references. If you try any genuine oud oils, you'll you will immediately notice the genric fermented smell. After my first order of a couple of samples, the first thing that came to mind was the stuff they sold outside the mosk on the stands. Again maybe i had high expectations or i been around the likes of agaraura ensar areej le dore....

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Not my experience at all...
 
My experience with sulaym products they are very generic low quality with inaccurate descriptions and references. If you try any genuine oud oils, you'll you will immediately notice the genric fermented smell. After my first order of a couple of samples, the first thing that came to mind was the stuff they sold outside the mosk on the stands. Again maybe i had high expectations or i been around the likes of agaraura ensar areej le dore....

Sulaym's​

Interesting first post. The general etiquette is to introduce yourself to the community first. Can you please share the oil names that you tried?

I’ve tried Sulaym oils personally and have found them to be outstanding. Obviously you have your opinion and we allow honest reviews on this site, but you need to specify and go into detail on what oils were not great and why as otherwise this is an unfair statement to make for a new vendor who doesn’t have a larger track record as a larger and more established vendor might.

Finally you need to change your name due to trademark issues. Please suggest a different name. I’ve taken the liberty to give you another temporary name for now. Thanks.
 
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Thank you for the feedback. Sulaym has been focused on providing the very best we can from the contacts we have garnered over the years. The Sultan Qaboos oils are all legitimate and acquired from very trusted sources in Oman. We have tested many many oils from sq including other vendors and are very comfortable with what we sell.
We have been quite diligent with what we actually sell, many oils have never seen the light of day.
Also the other oils are coming from my own contacts which have come through my experience of retail Oud, the 12/15 years or so I've been doing this, privately and via companies.
Anyway to each their own, we try our best and hopefully most of you guys are happy
 
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After my first order of a couple of samples, the first thing that came to mind was the stuff they sold outside the mosk on the stands.
I’d be exceptionally lucky to have mosque* stands selling what Sulaym has to offer.

Again maybe i had high expectations or i been around the likes of agaraura ensar areej le dore....
Do you know someone was trying to procure Sulaym No. 2 / Lapnisan for their Royal line, isn’t it @Faizal_p ?
I’m sure you would’ve said things differently then, because you’ve been “around their likes” like you said.
 
Interesting first post. The general etiquette is to introduce yourself to the community first. Can you please share the oil names that you tried?

I’ve tried Sulaym oils personally and have found them to be outstanding. Obviously you have your opinion and we allow honest reviews on this site, but you need to specify and go into detail on what oils were not great and why as otherwise this is an unfair statement to make for a new vendor who doesn’t have a larger track record as a larger and more established vendor might.

Finally you need to change your name due to trademark issues. Please suggest a different name. I’ve taken the liberty to give you another temporary name for now. Thanks.
I am just sharing my opinion about my experience with this brand. I have sampled sultan qaboos burmi ( i dont think the reference to qaboos is at all accurate) I also tried imperial maroke and kabbah 1990 , and they smell very genric and low quality when compared to other vendors. If you are seasoned oud person, this will be immediately apparent. As for not introducing my self and other ' etiquette '. I am guessing that's due to my review, otherwise this would have not been mentioned. I believe your audience should decide for themselves and take my words as MY opinion only.

You can sell whatever you want but when u claim it came from Qaboos or a region then buyers should be aware that it may not be accurate in my opinion.

Regards
 
My experience with sulaym products they are very generic low quality with inaccurate descriptions and references. If you try any genuine oud oils, you'll you will immediately notice the genric fermented smell. After my first order of a couple of samples, the first thing that came to mind was the stuff they sold outside the mosk on the stands. Again maybe i had high expectations or i been around the likes of agaraura ensar areej le dore....

Sulaym's​

Either mention the oils you’re not satisfied with or settle down. My experience with sulaym is a pleasant one and the samples i tried were exceptional! Hopefully making my first purchase this month, dm’d them and they generously sent 3 samples for free!
This being a first post from a new fake account doesn’t sit well with me
 
Either mention the oils you’re not satisfied with or settle down. My experience with sulaym is a pleasant one and the samples i tried were exceptional! Hopefully making my first purchase this month, dm’d them and they generously sent 3 samples for free!
This being a first post from a new fake account doesn’t sit well with me
I am just sharing my opinion. I mentioned the anmes ouds that I tried amd something is a miss with them. I have tried areej agaraura al sharref oudh mesoud ensar.....and in my opinion this vendor is selling low quality oud and associating with royal names and regios which i think is inaccurate. Again, this is my opinion coming from a person who has tried other quality oud oils. Please enjoy your purchases as my opinion may be different than others.

Regards.
 
I am just sharing my opinion. I mentioned the anmes ouds that I tried amd something is a miss with them. I have tried areej agaraura al sharref oudh mesoud ensar.....and in my opinion this vendor is selling low quality oud and associating with royal names and regios which i think is inaccurate. Again, this is my opinion coming from a person who has tried other quality oud oils. Please enjoy your purchases as my opinion may be different than others.

Regards.
If you mean Burmi ‘79 i hope you do realize that Sulaym is not the first to offer that oil and other places including ensar oud has offered that one.
 
I have sampled sultan qaboos burmi ( i dont think the reference to qaboos is at all accurate)
Sulaym Burmi’79 vs EO Burmi’79
Wearing these two side by side today. Many similar notes in these, particularly tobacco and leather are prominent in each.

However each has a unique approach. S1 starts off heavy with a beautiful dark chocolate note right off the bat. There’s a brief phase with a fermented slightly antiseptic quality that dissipates quickly. Following that you get the beautiful signature grapefruit note, that transitions into a rich vintage leather and cigar tobacco resinous drydown.

Ensar’s Burmi opens up much lighter and airier in comparison. It opens with beautiful sweet red fruit and a slight camphoric tingle. It has a distinct tobacco note but instead of the heavy vintage Smokey cigar tobacco found in Sulaym, this one is a light sweet airy tobacco. This is not a light oud by any means however in comparison to Sulaym 1 it feels light.

Overall two great ouds. I find that the opening of Ensar’s Burmi maybe shines a bit more with the beautiful sweetness and fruitiness. However the deep resinous drydown of Sulaym 1 is incredible and continues to showcase its complexity for longer than Ensar’s.

Happy to have these two incredible high grade Burmese examples in my collection.
You not liking an oil is fine but you claiming the origin of an oil is fake is not fine as you lack the authority to make such claims.
 
I do have a photo and the names of the samples. However, may I ask if you are associated with the vendor or a customer like myself because if you enjoy the product that's what matters more than my opinion to you.

Regards
 
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No i am absolutly not 😂
But nowadays there are so many claims made in forums (i am not talking only about you, rather than many other forums, where fanboys and antifanboys are bashing each other) thats nice to know that you have at least really tested the oils.
 
Sulaym Burmi’79 vs EO Burmi’79

You not liking an oil is fine but you claiming the origin of an oil is fake is not fine as you lack the authority to make such claims.
I did not say it's fake . I just said it does not smell like what is says it is in my judgement.
 
in my opinion this vendor is selling low quality oud and associating with royal names and regios which i think is inaccurate.
You can sell whatever you want but when u claim it came from Qaboos or a region then buyers should be aware that it may not be accurate in my opinion.
Guess this isn’t you calling it fake/falsehood/fraud/hoax/lies/deceit
Have you ever been to Oman, let alone visit the Royal Palace? I have & so has Sulaym!
 
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Hey @Oud Fan. Thank you for your feedback and review. I can see you have joined the forum to give your feedback and that’s what this forum is for. To discuss and share your opinions and for us all to learn and support each other as customers and vendors.

Our ethos is to procure the best fragrances from around the world and share them with our customers at the most affordable price possible. We endeavour to give the best customer service and honestly would even like to refund you for your order if you DM me.

Our ethos is to not only promote our own brand but also other vendors such as al Hashimi, MesOud etc as this will only benefit the industry.

HM SQ Burmi 79 is a real gem of an oil and one of the most sought after, incense laden Ouds we offer. If you feel that it is not the same as what other vendors are offering then sincere apologies. To purchase this oil elsewhere would be more than twice the price and I can see some of our Sultan Qaboos offerings priced at 4/5x our retail elsewhere.

I can confirm that these oils come from the most genuine and trustworthy of sources and you can check out our social media posts to see the actual flacons and videos. Our team consists of oud connoisseurs with over a decade of experience not just as collectors but also vendors such as @Faizal_p.

If there is any personal issue with us, and your original account name suggested there may have been, then I apologise on behalf of the brand.

Thank you to all the lovely Ouddict members who have supported us with your nice comments.
 
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