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What’s are we supposed to be cutting out though? I almost never get involved in these discussions because I don’t know jack about the ins and outs of the Oud business. I don’t have an opinion, one way or the other. My question about shavings were genuine as I literally thought that the chunks...

I think that it’s the way that it’s being worded. ‘Shavings surrounding king super wood’ sounds like shavings that have a combination of both types of wood. The way that you presented it makes more sense. I can totally see how waste shavings from a solid piece of king super wood being turned...

So is there no difference between shavings and the actual incense piece? I thought that the point of shaving off wood is to get rid of the non-infected parts as much as possible to get to the solid part. Would there be a difference in profile if an oil was distilled from wood dust that had more...

Wow. That’s a lot of information to process. The way the descriptions are worded, I literally thought that when the descriptions mentioned an oil being distilled from sinking grade wood or incense grade, the actual chunks were being used (ground up, then distilled). I was under the impression...

Real nice! Did you get this off their website?

@Ensar that is some serious eye candy! In the future, wild, ancient agarwood might be displayed like this in a museum in remembrance of what once was. Real nice display.

I also have a tiny sample left and I crave this one at bedtime. This along with Assam Organic Meghalaya are my bedtime Ouds.

No doubt that the wood is incredible. However, some of the oils replicate the scent of wood so well, so it can be a tough decision.

@Ensar thanks for taking the time to make these videos. It’s actually quite disturbing to see agarwood available in abundance like that.

Wow. That’s incredible. I’d love to hear your thoughts on Hindustan 1. It seems like everyone really likes it. Kuzen is real nice.

That’s a great point! I may have to buy whatever amount Ensar’s has left and preserve the full bottle.

SOTN the last week has been a tiny touch of Assam Organic Meghalaya every night to wind down. I have to thank @Oudamberlove for the constant SOTD posts and his poop emojis. It really got me curious. Then @~A Coburn Sent me a tiny sample with one of my orders. I sniffed it and put it away for a...

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@Ensar great post! So, if I’m following correctly, Oud Sultani 1990 has that core Filaria/Maroke core surrounded by that aged oudiness... is it safe to assume that Oud Royale-Sri Lanka has the Walla core surrounded by oudiness?

@Tuff, I was thinking the same thing! @Ensar, don’t leave us hanging maestro. Can you describe this new Oud Royale?

I haven’t been able to function without it! Just today, I was in a meeting and I kept sniffing my finger in a runny nose type fashion, when a VP says, “there’s some tissue on the side over there if you need some.” That is seriously amazing though. To think that something from nature can...

That’s great news. I was wondering if this would ever be offered outside of the kit. I’ll inquire with the Duke when I email him later today.

Thanks for this explanation @Ensar. I agree that Suriranka Senkoh is highly addictive. I’ve been swiping small amounts everyday and sniffing the bottle. Such an incredible oil that is tola worthy or even more. Since it’s such a young oil, it is worth using it often so that one can enjoy what it...

Wow! Is this the same Yamada Matsu that was offered in the Royal Kinam kit?

I have to agree with you. Suriranka Senkoh is a game changer for me. It is a beautiful, sweet, blue-green aroma. What I love about it is that the blue-green notes never go away. They stay there throughout the life of the oil. There is also a beautiful core oud scent. It must be that Walla Patta...