ASO Anhaar

This oil continues to evolve
displaying notes that I find in ‘Aasifah and TO 95 year.

If I were a distiller, I would like to conduct distillations of Laos and Bangladesh agarwood:Geek:

Plus.....IO Konbaung
Mmmmmmmm Ren Shen Oolong Tea🙄
 
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Scent of last night before bed: al shareef ceen. Ok. Pause. This is a great oil. I had a love then no love then dislike and now a love relation with it. Also for first time I am seeing a very clear and evident green oil Kyara note here. It is immediately behind the gentle bitter root veg, ginseng note opening. This remain the only other oil other than taha’s Vietnam distillations that shows this much beloved note. I encourage all oud lovers to reach out and ensure they are not left without this benchmark level oil. So nuanced.

This am the day got started with a gentle and small application of Kyara Ltd. 2.0. On the upper lips. It is now 14 hours later and this oil is still going. One of the longest lasting oils to date. No doubt. Not sure which other oil beats it in it’s longevity and beautiful evolution. Super incense. This is the s ent of high Kyara content incense stick with minimal other ingredients. A dark green bitter smoke. It’s intoxicating. Only bizarre thing is a subtle to moderate note of grilled steak, served blue. Off putting to my nose, but so much other awesome going on that I can get past it and still derive pleasure and still crave it again.
 
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Which one, respected alcolado glacial? There are two Mysore oils, I think.
Dear Rai Munir, it is not an oil but a sandalwood bookmark that i purchased, you can see it pictured here.

[Ouddict.com] Oud of the Day
 
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Hainan (EO) & Hainan Vintage (IO): The former is a quite pleasant perfume. Ripe notes emits tranquility. The latter is a bit dark and heavy as well. Wood minus Oud. For me, this species is woody itr like.

Patchouli and cedar oils and blend a little bit mustard oil will lead to Chinese wood.
 
philipina 1. a complete perfume and a complete oud. taha's oils have at times been incorrectly seen/experienced, by myself included. they have such ethereal and elegant opening with such pristine and vaporous feather weight top note that carries on for a long time that we (i) miss seeing the base. in this oil however, there is a very solid base and a very oudy oud incense base.

i hope taha can do another batch and hopefully price will be lower or at least the same as last batch. i love to see all oud lovers have a small bit of this oil in their collection. no oud lover in my humble opinion wants to be without this oil.

so goooood
 
Saif al Hind (Ajmal) and Cedar Oud Attar (RBO): Interesting juxtaposition. Saif al Hind is old school distillation with heavy barn and very potent tone. Cedar Oud is, of course, cedary and floral. So, it has reduced torrential barn of Saif al Hind.

NON- HINDI OUD WEARERS MUST STAY AWAY FROM SAIF AL HIND:Roflmao:.
 
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Oud of the day is nameless Nagaland oil i received from Mr Bakshi about 3 years ago.Wasnt too fond of it at first but has aged into a real winner.Smells very similar to Oud Musa
I have 5 oils from Mr Bakshi from 2015 and they are superb oils of the type what you call :Poop: without :Poop: hindis and easily qualified as top oils and I can see easily how people can pay for this type of oils above 500$ per 3 ml. bottles
Mr Bakshi is the great Master of :Poop: without :Poop: hindis.
 
@Rasoul Salehi maybe @Taha should consider offering samples for more people to experience. @riviera274 IMO and to my nose many of Ensars early Hindis are also from Mr Bakshi hence the similarity you pick up 😉
2nd hand vendors can easily sell Mr Bakshi oils for 500,600,700 per 3 mlbottle (just add a good story to it in the description) for the :Poop: without :Poop: hindis. he makes amazing hindis.
 
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