Papau Oils....

[str8shooter]

Thanks, d.dog, glad the site is serving its purpose

Oud Yaquob is one of the best organic oils I've smelled. I thought nothing would top Yusuf, but Yaqoub is uniquely complex, and has a very atypical and interesting aroma. I don't feel I have even gotten to know it well enough yet to write a review. It shows great promise, in my opinion, especially as it matures.

I never tried Cambodi Cacao, but I do have a bottle of Cambodi Caramel and it has remained one of my favorites.

Not sure where everyone went, but the forum has gone dead.

I wish things were more active as well.

I do love the Papua and Malaysian oils over any other region or species(Aquilaria Malaccensis and Aquilaria Filaria). they seem to have the vapory and, basalmic notes i crave. I just cant seem to wear a thai oil from the Crassna species. Ive tried many times but, when the sweetness has gone the wood phase smells wierd to/on me.

I went away for awhile as it seemed the site was hacked and I was getting a bunch of crap stuff. Also seemed as if certain new people were trying to be experts is all different oud oils when I know they had been asking me for sample's because they "were poor students" etc... kind of left a sour taste in my mouth. Now I have seen them making their own???? Seems odd. Anyone else have this?

 

[abdullah]

I tried BOIS DE BORNEO.Indeed it is very good for everyday use ,clean sweet and long lasting oil.

 

[abdullah]

Maroke 2004 $550 ???
It is a gift from Ensar !!!