Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese
Imperial Chinese

Imperial Chinese

$60.00
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Notes: Green, medicinal, suede leather, dried hay, tea leaves, dried fruit, honey 

Step into the allure of Imperial Chinese Oud Oil, a limited-edition masterpiece from farmed Aquilaria Sinensis in Guangzhou, This oud oil offers a dynamic and evolving scent profile. Initially, it greets you with a sharp, green medicinal note, followed by the warmth of suede leather and dried hay. As the fragrance develops, it unveils the delicate scent of dried tea leaves and the subtle sweetness of dried fruit. The dry-down reveals a smooth honeyed finish that lingers, offering a rich and comforting complexity. This oud transforms with each wear, revealing new facets that keep you coming back for more. Distilled in small batches, this limited-edition oil is a rare find for collectors and oud enthusiasts alike.

 

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What an oud

I received my order of Imperial Chinese last week. It’s gorgeous. It’s not from the typical Agarwood tree species, but from Aquilaria Sinensis in Guangzhou which is commonly called the Incense Tree in China. Its Oud production and cultivation are significant in the Guangzhou region. It starts off slightly bitter, giving it a medicinal note. Soon this passes and moves to a leathery/woody and incense tone. I see I got the last 3ml bottle of it (and a special thanks to oudimintary for not dropping their offerings to 2.5ml like so many other sellers to increase their profits). The woody dries down to a cedar heart note finish with a slightly leather note. It smells a little like inground white pepper. I've been buying from these folks for 8 years now and in 2025 they just get better. Congrats on sourcing/distilling a regal Oud that dries close to the skin with all its woody goodness! I remain a devoted fan.

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What an oud

I received my order of Imperial Chinese last week. It’s gorgeous. It’s not from the typical Agarwood tree species, but from Aquilaria Sinensis in Guangzhou which is commonly called the Incense Tree in China. Its Oud production and cultivation are significant in the Guangzhou region. It starts off slightly bitter, giving it a medicinal note. Soon this passes and moves to a leathery/woody and incense tone. I see I got the last 3ml bottle of it (and a special thanks to oudimintary for not dropping their offerings to 2.5ml like so many other sellers to increase their profits). The woody dries down to a cedar heart note finish with a slightly leather note. It smells a little like inground white pepper. I've been buying from these folks for 8 years now and in 2025 they just get better. Congrats on sourcing/distilling a regal Oud that dries close to the skin with all its woody goodness! I remain a devoted fan.

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