IO Bahadur, an immensely clean Nagaland oil. Started off a bit nutty, perhaps like their Hainan oils but I'm getting a large dose of tobacco now. No barn whatsoever.

I'm also wearing an attar by Mellifluence - haven't worn any of his stuff in forever (I had around 30 oils but I'm down to 8 or so) -- this is Junos III, Sumah. This is really well blended and feels "together" as a whole. No idea what's in here but it's a little sweet and resinous and very smooth. Somewhat like an amber scent perhaps?

hmm...

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Is it Assam or Nagaland, @Faizal_p @Faheem ?
arrggghhh it's SOOOO good 😀
 
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Out of curiosity which agar auras have you tried?

I'm the biggest gyrinops 0 fanboy lol. It's a mean green machine of an oil.

Basically a dark, incensey green with sage, vetiver, and terpy terpy front end yet somehow not "screechy". Lasts a minute too!
I haven't tryed much
Bhamo, cintaku, royal Malaya, royal Sumatra, koh Kong 4k, royal Malinau, Lao 4k, suka cita, Jerai.
I believe that's all
 
Since I’ve been heating a lot of Merauke lately,
from both above and below ground wood,
I thought it befitting to swipe EO Maroke Sultan.

The oil mimics the gentle heating notes from
above ground wood, and those notes ride on
a tidal wave of oudiness, flavored with a little
spiciness, earthiness, and GB’s Grey Flannel:Roflmao:
 
Manek (2011, Agarwood Assam) - balsamic, toffeed, slightly animalic (but dry) hay that becomes less animalic and gets sweeter over time, crushed vegetation (weirdly reminds me of Malabar spinach), and leather. Dry down is a resinous oudy party. Zakir sold it $70/3g during it's release in 2017. He could have easily charged 10 times!
 
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