Feel oud oils I have are all complex. They take some time to get used to and have complex scents that smell different depending on amount and humidity, etc.

Some oud oils I have encountered are very uniform, linear... (these can be great in their own way). The feel oud Thais I have are all pretty exotic and multifaceted.

you just inspired me to swipe some right now! Peace to Adam wherever he is.
 
FeelOud’s Koh Chang Int.
When I first got this oil I was not a fan but it has changed over time and my journey over time may have changed my preference as well.
This oil is banging!!!!
Adam is so busy with spray perfumes these days that is is almost forgotten that in the earlier days of Feed Oud, before Areej Le Dore, he was one of the most adventurous, experimental distillers.
 
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Adam is so busy with spray perfumes these days that is is almost forgotten that in the earlier days of Feed Oud, before Areej Le Dore, he was one of the most adventurous, experimental distillers.

he’s been distilling oils again! I hope he releases something new soon. I know Bortnikoff just released a new Feel-Oud but with it being over $700 for 2.5 grams and no samples it’s a tough sell.
 
Sultan mehmet - so freaking good. Need another day and will scrape out the sample kindly provided by friend!

First thought that comes to mind is that it's a super stable and mature Borneo.

I really wanna try more of these to see what's really the best. B50k, white kinam, etrugrul - this one is great tho! More on the masculine side of malinau - not hyper sweet
 
Tajoud- Imani

One hell of a hindi that remains incredibly polarising despite not being particularly barnyardy.

The smell evokes an image of a mechanic coming home to the smoke of Indian oud chips bubbling away in the hallway, whose aroma is interwoven with that of a freshly baked chocolate brownie that's been taken out straight from the oven.

Very powerful stuff!
 
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