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A nice fat swipe of Bliss du Boche!
Like the sun peering over the horizon; the opening blasts a salty orange-blossom honey.
As it settles the citrus-salt bitterness prevails while the honey accord shines through boosting it.
All and all, not the kind of oud I need to closely observe, but a great daily wear;
A generous swipe for the wrists and one for the pulse points on the neck, and I'm good to go!
Like the sun peering over the horizon; the opening blasts a salty orange-blossom honey.
As it settles the citrus-salt bitterness prevails while the honey accord shines through boosting it.
All and all, not the kind of oud I need to closely observe, but a great daily wear;
A generous swipe for the wrists and one for the pulse points on the neck, and I'm good to go!
That's a beautiful experience, @timoudthy, thanks for sharing.
I love how even when I think the oud is gone; a walk, or any form of exercise (raising the body temperature) brings forth the aroma in a renewed and robust way.
I love how even when I think the oud is gone; a walk, or any form of exercise (raising the body temperature) brings forth the aroma in a renewed and robust way.
Pinoy Ltd.
is to the dot exactly as I was seeing in my minds eye. Mellow marjoram/tarragon sautés in brown butter. Whispers of leatherwood honey in the back. The oriscent way presents a bitter core and an almost Vietnamese vibe to the oil while the buttery fat oudy marrow of the cummingiana variety remains truthful and typical. A regal yet finessed oil. Words like pristine, put together, simple yet profound come to mind. Beautiful oil and as expected tops all the philipino oils I have had to date.
If you want the green and butter accord multiplied by 5, al hashimi Adan is yours. Minimal honey and sweetness.
If you want the cooling mentholated honey and the buzz accentuated with an ethereal feel and minimal butter base then philipina 1.
If you are looking for a balance of all components but some rough edges and an oil not yet fully ready then imperial oud Mindanao is your medicine.
If you want the same balance but on steroids and some of those mind bend Vietnam and oriscent bitter notes, with no harsh edges, angularities or otherwise anything out of place, then only pinoy Ltd would do.
is to the dot exactly as I was seeing in my minds eye. Mellow marjoram/tarragon sautés in brown butter. Whispers of leatherwood honey in the back. The oriscent way presents a bitter core and an almost Vietnamese vibe to the oil while the buttery fat oudy marrow of the cummingiana variety remains truthful and typical. A regal yet finessed oil. Words like pristine, put together, simple yet profound come to mind. Beautiful oil and as expected tops all the philipino oils I have had to date.
If you want the green and butter accord multiplied by 5, al hashimi Adan is yours. Minimal honey and sweetness.
If you want the cooling mentholated honey and the buzz accentuated with an ethereal feel and minimal butter base then philipina 1.
If you are looking for a balance of all components but some rough edges and an oil not yet fully ready then imperial oud Mindanao is your medicine.
If you want the same balance but on steroids and some of those mind bend Vietnam and oriscent bitter notes, with no harsh edges, angularities or otherwise anything out of place, then only pinoy Ltd would do.
To perk myself right up and get ready for a big meeting tahas malaya went on. Terpene overload. This is mind medicine first and foremost then a scent. A richer more viscous fuller and touch more purple cola nut juice. If three bottles of ayu were squeezed in one and couple drops of purple kinam added, and a whisper of smoke the results would be malaya