Borneo 3000
Where do you even begin with an oil like this? How do you describe the very smell of Malinau resin itself? How do you
In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve been getting a bit nostalgic lately. From the now sold-out Malinau 3000 to the last drops of 50K to Borneo Reborn, I’ve had this itch I had to scratch, this urge to remind those who gave up – and introduce those who never knew – to the scent that changed the oud world for good.
Borneo 3000 is the scent that shattered all notions of what oud was. You might have been around back when oud meant rotting leather, sheep droppings, and pungent barn. Come Borneo 3000, there was this sudden shine; this pristine, honey mint crystalline psychedelic scent that smelled like it could well be a controlled substance.
It’s just pure joy in a bottle. Sunshine through the treetops. Pristine beauty and bliss laced with honey and mint unlike you ever imagined could be experienced through human olfaction.
You don’t need to talk about the latest Malinau Supreme or Borneo Royale, Duchess, Duke or Baron, Prince or President, because Borneo 3000 has already effaced and raised to the ground the Borneo oud category. If you never smell a Borneo aside from 3000, all you’d miss out on is how those compare to this.
Where do you even begin with an oil like this? How do you describe the very smell of Malinau resin itself? How do you describe a scent sought out by anyone who’s heard of Borneo 3000?
We could talk about its otherworldly honey, punctuated with the most delectable cinnamon, laced with vanilla and spices, or its ethereal pollen-powdery fir-like heart.
I could tell you about the legendary raspberry sweetness that somehow got coaxed out of aloes. We could sit down and listen to the softest whisper of Malinauean vapor all night long.
But like the Sufis say: you can describe the taste of honey until you’re blue in the face. Taste it, and you will know.
Featured Testimonials…
It’s a game-changer in oud oils, redefining the category with its pristine beauty and blissful aroma. This legendary scent boasts notes of honey, mint, cinnamon, vanilla, spices, and a hint of raspberry sweetness extracted from aloes. It’s a sensory journey, from the ethereal pollen-powdery heart to the whisper of Malinauean vapor. Experience the joy of Borneo 3000, the oud that revolutionized the olfactory landscape.
My first ever oud oil purchase from EO back in early 2020 .. And its the first love which has a very special place in my heart. Raspberry, vanilla, woods. Amazing amazing experience. It’s a beauty of an oud. (Vintage 2015)
Truly said that the Oud that make u fall in love with Oud…A perfect oud for me…a sumptuous profile that is dynamic enough to retain my interest throughout its application…its vanillic sweetness wrapped in a little spicy cinnamon and woody… Love its mediational behaviour from start to drydown…
Wow this is my best oil i ever own n swiped… when swipe neat,
B3k just pure bliss so much more when it is blended into TG
Honey, sweet, cooling woody…
and along all of it, it gives off a hindi vibe at some point 
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