Habz786
Resident Artisan & Ouddict Co-Founder
I remember back in 2012, I was fortunate enough to experience and smell almost every Oriscent oil in existence, thanks to @Ouddict and his massive collection. I spent hours on end studying those oils; even now, I can recall their names and aromas vividly. This was my introduction to high-grade artisanal distillations—the kind of experience most "Ouddicts" only dream of. Having hundreds of bottles of top-shelf, aged oud in front of you is a rare privilege, and I am grateful because it truly set the standard for my nose.
I remember asking Nadeem back then which oil he loved most. He replied, "Oud Royale." He had several bottles of it and I smelt every single one. When he told me the oil’s value and its history, I felt reluctant to even take a swipe, but he insisted. I ended up swiping it multiple times just to truly understand it. In fact, the last time I wore this oil was on Nadeem’s wedding day, a special occasion where he applied it himself for the first time in years. What struck me most was the purple and blue florals, the deep powdery earthiness and the rich heavy resinous base.
Fast forward years later: this oil has surfaced a few times in private Sultan Qaboos (SQ) collections, but I never had the chance to smell those varients of the oil. When a close friend and collector told me he had three tolas of the exact release from Ensar years ago—stored perfectly to maintain its top, middle, and base notes, I had to get my hands and nose on it. I secured it with a plan: one tola for Nadeem as a thank you for the time I spent learning from his collection and the other two to be sold to the Ouddict community.
When I received the oil, I called Nadeem and told him I’d give him my entire oud collection if this wasn't the original Oud Royale sold by Ensar. One sniff and those memories came rushing back. I knew instantly it was the exact same oil. I sent him a sample to verify it against his own bottles.When I called him earlier today, he pulled my leg saying, "This isn't it." I told him there was no way I was mistaken, to which he laughed and replied, "It’s the same oil—in fact, it smells even better."
While this oil has been sold at varying price points with Scent legends selling out at 1850$ per gram, Habzoud is offering it at the best value yet, once its gone its gone. Also im not sure if other others were compared to the original, this one for sure has.
This is 100% the original Oud Royale oil distilled in 1982, verified and confirmed. I won’t write a lengthy description, as those who know this oil already have the information and history behind it. I will simply say: this is a special experience featuring powdery purple and blue florals, juicy earthiness, boozy resins, and a hauntingly beautiful antique aroma.
This isn't just an oil, it is a rare piece of olfactory history.
Quantity:
0.5g vial : $625
1g vial : $1150
3g vial: $3200
(includes worldwide FedEx shipping)
3
Payment: PayPal Friends & Family
Action: PM to secure your vial
I remember asking Nadeem back then which oil he loved most. He replied, "Oud Royale." He had several bottles of it and I smelt every single one. When he told me the oil’s value and its history, I felt reluctant to even take a swipe, but he insisted. I ended up swiping it multiple times just to truly understand it. In fact, the last time I wore this oil was on Nadeem’s wedding day, a special occasion where he applied it himself for the first time in years. What struck me most was the purple and blue florals, the deep powdery earthiness and the rich heavy resinous base.
Fast forward years later: this oil has surfaced a few times in private Sultan Qaboos (SQ) collections, but I never had the chance to smell those varients of the oil. When a close friend and collector told me he had three tolas of the exact release from Ensar years ago—stored perfectly to maintain its top, middle, and base notes, I had to get my hands and nose on it. I secured it with a plan: one tola for Nadeem as a thank you for the time I spent learning from his collection and the other two to be sold to the Ouddict community.
When I received the oil, I called Nadeem and told him I’d give him my entire oud collection if this wasn't the original Oud Royale sold by Ensar. One sniff and those memories came rushing back. I knew instantly it was the exact same oil. I sent him a sample to verify it against his own bottles.When I called him earlier today, he pulled my leg saying, "This isn't it." I told him there was no way I was mistaken, to which he laughed and replied, "It’s the same oil—in fact, it smells even better."
While this oil has been sold at varying price points with Scent legends selling out at 1850$ per gram, Habzoud is offering it at the best value yet, once its gone its gone. Also im not sure if other others were compared to the original, this one for sure has.
This is 100% the original Oud Royale oil distilled in 1982, verified and confirmed. I won’t write a lengthy description, as those who know this oil already have the information and history behind it. I will simply say: this is a special experience featuring powdery purple and blue florals, juicy earthiness, boozy resins, and a hauntingly beautiful antique aroma.
This isn't just an oil, it is a rare piece of olfactory history.
Quantity:
0.5g vial : $625
1g vial : $1150
3g vial: $3200
(includes worldwide FedEx shipping)
3
Payment: PayPal Friends & Family
Action: PM to secure your vial
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