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Martinnyhd – :
This is not an oud, this has bitter fruits with musk, lime maybe, and kind of lily of the valley with red roses.
After all, the quality isn’t shown in their fragrances. It feels quite normal and kind of commercial.
Grandd – :
BITTER. That’s what it opened with (to my surprise), along with the slightly sour goat-cheesy oud (probably the same kind as in Dusita Oudh Infini)–quite unpleasant to be honest. Then it softens and opens up with more warmth & sweetness, which is still bittersweet, never stepping into the gourmand zone although very dried-fruity (not juicy). I feel like the neroli only aids the sharpness & bitterness (closer to petitgrain than orange blossom); the sweetness probably came from jasmine. Smells very “indie” as opposed to “niche” or luxury…I prefer Boadicea Hyde Park with similar theme but different interpretation.
I agree with @rob2b’s “sweet, rich, honeyed neroli, with a distinct fruity aspect and a warm woody glow” for the drydown ONLY.
dvoehnik – :
Neroli Oud is a sweet, rich, honeyed neroli, with a distinct fruity aspect and a warm woody glow.
It is quite gourmand in character. The neroli is luscious and dense, but the other notes, particularly the oud accord and its interplay with the neroli, suggests pastries or buttery shortbread.
Although this fragrance is marketed at women, I think perhaps men will enjoy it more as it is recognisably “fresh” and orangey, yet simultaneously warm and comforting.
Neroli Oud is good for morning wear or for cool evenings.
KuZbkA – :
Think of this as 4711’s well-educated, well-to-do and more striking sibling. Deep, worldly, and mildly intriguing.
I received a sample of this with a different gift. Neroli Oud is certainly well blended and of high quality.
For anyone who appreciates 4711 and/or neroli, this juice is surely worth investigating.
levapovobre – :
Head: Bergamot, Orange blossom.
Heart: Jasmine, Rose, Fruity Candied, Oud.
Base: Balsamic, Gourmand, Oud.
Gasy – :
What are the fragrance notes in this? There are none currently listed.
Or is Neroli the only note in this?