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Following that 6 month gap trend... took a swipe of Sultan Ahmet. Such a gorgeous and elegant oil. Breathtaking! Wish I had more.

-9 degree celsius here in Toronto. Layering Sultan Salahuddin over TWR; 2:1. Its energizing me. For the first time I got an espresso note in Salahuddin.

Bhutan Red. Elegant barn.

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Last night wore Sultan Salahuddin over Oud Ahmad 1:1. Unbelievable stuff!! Now I know what my daily wear will be when I win the lottery.

Tigerwood Royale is one of my favourite oils for layering. I layer it with Zachariyya, DhulQ even Sultan Leather Attar. TWR and Hainan 2005 should be good.

Its a lovely, stormy evening here in Toronto. Felt like wearing something special so.... Sultan Suleyman. Flawless execution. A blend where both Malaysian and PNG ingredients shine. The experience is like standing on a beach by a thick green forest with mysterious wildflowers and the first few...

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They are marketing it as an oud dominant scent. That got me curious. But I found it very ordinary.

@Martin please tell us more about the Mardelong. Is Malay dominant or Thai? Does it have a Trat drydown? I am very curious about this oil.

Frederic Malle - Dawn... mehhh

Bhutan Red: Close to Hindi style. I smell a nice barn possibly from soaking/fermentation. Slight leather. Black tea. Bitter-sweet. Medium to full bodied. Naga 3000: Bitter-sweet and floral. Some intrinsic clean barn. Strong tea note. Miiiiiiiild mint. Sweeter than Bhutan Red. Medium bodied...

Its always hard to do a really narrowed down list especially when so many nice oils are out there. Still.... Top 3: Sultan Ahmet, Zachariyya, Tigerwood Royale Honourable mention: ORSL, Suriranka Senkoh, Bahadur, Au Luong, Burma Imperiale (unreleased by IO), Yoshi

Undoubtedly Zachariyya to me is king of barn. Love it so much that i layer other oils with it too. My favourite combos are Zach+TR and Zach+SLA.

Hello all its Naveed from Canada. I personally love these videos and want more :) Totally agree with Rasoul. I would like to add that you could make short videos on your oils too. I'm sure every oil has a story behind it. The wood itself, origin, distillation etc. As oud nerds we would love to...