Oud of the Day
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AA Suka Cita, a top fraction oil but with cojones; as it ages, the glamour meets the gravitas, showing the quality of the wood to fine effect. The Taha oils whose profile I love only grow better with age, and that can truly be said of the vast majority of his oils — Ateeqs excepted, understandably — across a wide price spectrum.
Oudamberlove
Member
EO Bois de Borneo
It makes me want to try Borneo Reborn.
It makes me want to try Borneo Reborn.
It's very Oudy. Have you compared it with Royal Malinau and Miri Royale. These 3 oils were supposedly made from microcarpa species only and from wood from Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia respectively.
Proust Madeleine
True Ouddict
Borneo Reborn is not my cup of tea. Smells like very young, very dry wood. I might be wrong but another friend got it and neither of us were impressed.
I’m kicking myself for not spending the difference and getting a sample of Borneo 3k
Oudamberlove
Member
Good to know, it doesn’t sound like my cup
of tea either, I’ll pass.
Castingshadows
@scentofsamadhi
How does it compare to Borneo Kin from Oud Lab or Borneo King from Craft Oud?
A swipe of The Oud Lab Borneo Kemuri. I call this brother Abu’s ‘good smoke,’ laid over deep almost-liquored aromatic depths, highly enjoyable and lifted my spirits today as I survey the dearth of truly interesting oils of late (with the almost sole exception of brother Marius). I assume so few are doing superior oils due to covid, cost, scarcity of material and the increasingly tiresome obsession with extortionately overpriced perfumes.
Medoud
Oud Beginner
Swipe of the day: JS Pursat Qi
Pursat Qi is one of the most pleasant Cambodis I came across so far. It's a very well-balanced oil, I find it fruity, without being too fruity, and resinous/sweet without being cloying. My nose picks up notes of strawberry, honey, ambery resins, cinnamic-sweet spicy notes, prunes and cherry tobacco. It's my third day in a row of studying it and I definitely need more of this oil!
Pursat Qi is one of the most pleasant Cambodis I came across so far. It's a very well-balanced oil, I find it fruity, without being too fruity, and resinous/sweet without being cloying. My nose picks up notes of strawberry, honey, ambery resins, cinnamic-sweet spicy notes, prunes and cherry tobacco. It's my third day in a row of studying it and I definitely need more of this oil!
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EJayB
True Ouddict
How is it?
Normal oil ,nothing to do with malay smell to my noose, i get very basic thai smell with some green cardamom maybe ,little soak .Good performance but not my kind
Oudamberlove
Member
Ali’s Green Silani
To me, this batch is not very multi-faceted,
but it does give a Walla Patta experience.
To me, this batch is not very multi-faceted,
but it does give a Walla Patta experience.
Walla are my second feves but apart of CN from brother Raheel i dont find any new one nice . I regret i dont buy some tolas from each good walla oil available before 🤣
Hard to find walla our days ...
What did you think about B3000? Is this the new batch that was just released?
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