Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Alhindoud - Nizam Ul Mulk. Once again wishing I'd initially bought a bigger bottle. Been wearing this for the last three days now and loving it more and more. Leather and honey.
That is totally not what I thought the two would smell like if compared. That's cool actually. Could possibly be from similar regions right given the borders?Hui an Ateeq - Oudique. Super thick and sticky. Like dabbing molasses on your hair. Almost as dark as molasses as well with a deep red hue. This gives the longevity serious legs which is a good thing because I reckon if I was stuck on a desert island and had to choose which Oud's I would keep with me, this would be one of them.
Edit.. doing a side by side comparison with the above and Oud Boran - Habzoud is showing striking similarities. A blind test and I'd find it difficult to tell them apart.
Initially Oud Boran opens with a blast of diesel and then reasonably quickly goes into it's dry down. Hui an Ateeq ( to me ) is pure dry down and this is where they smell the same. Location of trees could be part of the equation for sure.That is totally not what I thought the two would smell like if compared. That's cool actually. Could possibly be from similar regions right given the borders?
I almost added it to my last order but maybe next time - check out OudSg Viet ateeq. Heard it's supposed to Cambodian profile leaning with some Viet twang.Initially Oud Boran opens with a blast of diesel and then reasonably quickly goes into it's dry down. Hui an Ateeq ( to me ) is pure dry down and this is where they smell the same. Location of trees could be part of the equation for sure.
Yeah nice. I'm super chuffed that I made this association between the two because I love both oils and don't have a lot of either.I almost added it to my last order but maybe next time - check out OudSg Viet ateeq. Heard it's supposed to Cambodian profile leaning with some Viet twang.
Unlabeled sample from @Al Shareef Oudh that I got in an order not too long ago. I slapped a label on it so it didn't get lost in a sea of vials.
Definitely hindi, opens with a piercing, dense, clean, and defined hindi profile. Barnyard (without manure), leather, suede, animalic, spices, dry meadow grass, candied fruits, lacquer-y oudiness, and there's even more going on and I'm barely an hour into it.
Whatever it is, it's an exceptional top tier oud. Clean hindi that'll satisfy both traditional and new-gen lovers.View attachment 48234
That colour speaks volumes....no doubt this is a great oil!
Would you mind diving at all into what you've found correlated with hay like color vs the darker amber/red hindis?
Boss level.Nha Trang Ultima Imperial Oud
Tarakan Fushigi
Bittersweet Symphony ~