Al shareef Hamms on Right Hand and Ghaith on left. Hamms is a grounding experience. GHAITH is something I never expected in an oud oil. Its perfumey and it has a camphorous background and within that back bone there is a lot of facets playing around. It's an unexpected ride reminding me of my early days in Malaysia. Both are young oil and it will be interesting to see how they grow.

Al shareef has given a new dimension in my oud experience.
 
Al shareef Hamms on Right Hand and Ghaith on left. Hamms is a grounding experience. GHAITH is something I never expected in an oud oil. Its perfumey and it has a camphorous background and within that back bone there is a lot of facets playing around. It's an unexpected ride reminding me of my early days in Malaysia. Both are young oil and it will be interesting to see how they grow.

Al shareef has given a new dimension in my oud experience.

Received a sample of Yunnan oud, that was an eye opener for me. It's a beautiful oil, reminds me of a luxury velvette.
 
Oud Ehab

On a cool rainy morning
It smells like sugar cane with a touch of tangerine
maybe a little candy
then some pollenous resin
then I think.....oudy berry pie.

It starts to quiet down
but not as much as Czar Ceylon



I always think that this 3 region combo is a winner
I just wish I could turn up the volume.

Speaking of volume, I never heard of a Devialet Gold Phantom speaker, till I saw a post of Kyarazen on FB, 4500 watts! with almost no distortion. That’s insane😱
 
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Removed the IO pouch with all the samples today ...

Unfortunately my Burma Imperial sample fell and cracked open [emoji17]

Upside I smell super Oudy and I noticed today that this oil has similarities with Fragrant Harbour Imperial that green oil Kinam note ... it's very subtle but I get it ... may be I'm tripping [emoji23][emoji1787] because I didnt pick that earlier

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