Dear oudh lovers,
I just finished watching a video which was made last year called "Scent from heaven"
This video is really an eye opener for everyone who loves Oudh and the passion that goes into making it.
After watching the video one of Sidi Ensar's blog which was called the "end of oud" popped in my mind. The person even glances at Ensar's blog for a short duration in the video.
What people do to get Oudh the wrong way and how many loop holes are paid off.
I have so much more respect do all of beloved Artisans/distillers who go way beyond out of their way to ensure everything is done in the right way. From farming, cultivation, and trying to do everything natural.
People get so emotional when it comes to the price of Oudh and so much under appreciation is given even though many a times they might be risking their lives.
From the bottom of my heart, I would like to say Thank you to Ensar, Taha, Adam, and any other Artisan who gives back to us people.
I just finished watching a video which was made last year called "Scent from heaven"
This video is really an eye opener for everyone who loves Oudh and the passion that goes into making it.
After watching the video one of Sidi Ensar's blog which was called the "end of oud" popped in my mind. The person even glances at Ensar's blog for a short duration in the video.
What people do to get Oudh the wrong way and how many loop holes are paid off.
I have so much more respect do all of beloved Artisans/distillers who go way beyond out of their way to ensure everything is done in the right way. From farming, cultivation, and trying to do everything natural.
People get so emotional when it comes to the price of Oudh and so much under appreciation is given even though many a times they might be risking their lives.
From the bottom of my heart, I would like to say Thank you to Ensar, Taha, Adam, and any other Artisan who gives back to us people.