SOTD

kooolaid79

kooolaid79

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Today after reading about the newly released agarwood by Ensar called Sumatora 1996, he brings to attention the 20 year old aged Tigerwood 95 (actually its 22 years old now) and how different of a beauty it is, I decided to put on the Tigerwood 95. Ahhhh and I am so glad I did. The menthol of this Oud coupled with earthiness is what makes this Oudh so loved. The perfect oud for prayer and meditation. The perfect Oudh for everyday and did I say perfect for almost every occasion?
To all the Oudh lovers who don't have a bottle of this gem, I suggest you to jump and grab a bottle or 2 and enjoy it for many years because I am afraid that once its gone this time, I am most certain this will probably never come back ever again!!
 
RobertOne

RobertOne

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Oudamberlove said:
Today I'll bask in the fumes of Port Bhanny:)
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Well, it's actually Port Moresby that has changed it's hues from being stored in a vial with over a 1:1 airspace x 11 months:eek:
Now it's radioactive:D:D:D
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SOTD is FO Dr. Hindi.

I especially enjoyed it today by the ocean. Sea-air does work a special kind of alchemy with Ouds, the amount of aquamarine I experienced while drinking in it's beastial nature thanks to the salt laden sir was astonishingly pleasurable.

Dear Oudamberlove,

Seriously, shell out $12 for this bottle and you won't regret it.
 
Philip

Philip

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kooolaid79 said:
Today after reading about the newly released agarwood by Ensar called Sumatora 1996, he brings to attention the 20 year old aged Tigerwood 95 (actually its 22 years old now) and how different of a beauty it is, I decided to put on the Tigerwood 95. Ahhhh and I am so glad I did. The menthol of this Oud coupled with earthiness is what makes this Oudh so loved. The perfect oud for prayer and meditation. The perfect Oudh for everyday and did I say perfect for almost every occasion?
To all the Oudh lovers who don't have a bottle of this gem, I suggest you to jump and grab a bottle or 2 and enjoy it for many years because I am afraid that once its gone this time, I am most certain this will probably never come back ever again!!
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I love how much you love TW95 because I really love this one too. I have a no-duplicate rule when it comes to my bottles, but I would break that rule ONLY for TW95 :)
 
RobertOne

RobertOne

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SOTD: Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Tomorrow will be aqua di alfresco, the worlds best all natural insect repellent that smells damn fine.

Monday will be my Eclipse Ouds. I'm travelling right to the heart of the totality, the interior of the Southern Carolinas. Upon musing, I will start an Eclipse threadypostythingy.
 
Ammar

Ammar

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Sniffing AgarwoodAssam unburned wild Tripura chip;

Yes no need for any oil today as the wood sample I got from Zak is so fragrant at room temperature it’s like sniffing the spirit of ASO Hudhayl oil directly from the bottle which makes me appreciate both more and makes me wonder what caliber of oil can be juiced from these chips? Likely unparalleled!

Satisfying wood...
 
PEARL

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Ammar said:
Sniffing AgarwoodAssam unburned wild Tripura chip;

Yes no need for any oil today as the wood sample I got from Zak is so fragrant at room temperature it’s like sniffing the spirit of ASO Hudhayl oil directly from the bottle which makes me appreciate both more and makes me wonder what caliber of oil can be juiced from these chips? Likely unparalleled!

Satisfying wood...
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It really is...couldn't have said it better! Jazak Allah Khayrun Zakir and Abdul Wahab.
 
kooolaid79

kooolaid79

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Today I wore the beautiful Walla Patta Oil released by Ensar earlier this year called Sinharaja X.
This was the first Sri Lankan Oudh I purchased and it will forever be very close to me.
For those who haven't experienced Walla Patta Oudhs, it's something to try definitely. And the Suriranka Senkoh is still available which is a much much higher distill of Walla Patta.
 
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