Compare the feeble, guey, characterless oud oils you can acquire via the internet to this Oud, and you will immediately see the difference between mass production and Oriscent.

Oud you can acquire via nameless sources on the internet is often distilled from young saplings – sometimes only 8 to 10 years old. As a rule, it is extracted from cultivated – not wild – agarwood. As a rule, it is a blend of raw materials from various origins – not single origin distillation. – And it has as generic an Oud aroma as you can waste your hard-earned cash on.

Assam Black – like the rest of our collection – is single origin distillation from trees that were at least 60 years old at the time of harvest. What I mean by ‘single origin’ is not just a general region, or island, or country. What I mean is that all trees used in this extraction were collected from one and the same jungle in the Tripura district of Assam.

Black, nutty, and insanely potent, Tripura Oud is a new point of departure from the classic barnyard aroma of Assam oud oil. A heady, nutty, and unmistakably black Oud fragrance that speaks wealth, discernment, refined taste; and the ultimate style. (I wonder what Tom Ford would have to say about this one!)

Compares only to the Assam Kinam in preciousness and rarity. Black is sublime.

Now here's what I want you to do: Buy it! And then let all the unenlightened know what they’re missing out on by settling for their bargain, mail-order ‘oud’.

3 grams per crystal bottle.