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Oud al-Kaabah

Shall I say leather? Agarwood smoke is more like it, wafting forth as the unabashed heart-base tenor of this olfactory symphony. Punctuated by fig and gardenia, the agarwood note is here the most

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If 'old-school' is your thing, you're in the wrong place. We've got fantastic old-school ouds on offer, but Assamugo Senkoh is not one of them. That doesn't mean it lacks even a splinter of the primordial pull you find in

White frangipani with a subtle citrus peel topnote, delicate nuances of tuberose laced with ultra fine CO2-extracted Mysore sandalwood from decades ago, and a fruity fusion of apricots, persimmons and candied rotab dates

This is the scent that brought oud onto the world stage. With Chen Xiang Khmer as a scent reference, you'll appreciate where all the modern Cambodi, Thai and north Malaysian ouds come from. Age your bottle a little and you'll discover a pure bred

We didn't play around in those days. We distilled oud the way it had been distilled for centuries, only with a different kind of obsession and attention to detail – just a tad more OCD than the old timers had. We weren't out to re-invent the wheel. We just wanted to

Homeros gives you front row seats to a landmark moment in perfume history. First editions are one thing. Vintage legends are another. Folks who collect early Guerlains often do so as much out of a longing for a

Apart from some astounding new scent chords that were created by this synergy, the weirdest thing for me is that it smells almost exactly like some top shelf Malaysian oud that has nothing to do with either New Guinea or

Each batch in the project contained only wild-harvested agarwood. We didn't settle for just 'wild' either. We sourced a variety of aquilaria subspecies—not just malaccensis or microcarpas—to capture more of the complete Borneo scent spectrum

Take a break from the unripe berries and the cherries. Take a step back from those pasteurised 'Cambodis'. Most of us who come to oud for the first time come from a scentscape that does not approve of oud! (Think back to the time you first smelled those funky