Al Hind

Al HindA co distillation of Hindi, Filipino and Silani oud wood. Co distillation is not blending. This is not three finished oils mixed together in a bottle. The raw woods are combined before the fire, allowing the aromatics to fuse and interact from the very beginning of the process. The result is something no single origin could produce alone, an oil with a depth and complexity that only emerges when these three woods speak to each other in the copper.

In the world of oud oil the pinnacle has long been set at "Kinamic like" profiles

light coloured wood

Everyone thinks they've experienced SQ oud

A little while ago

was that these were the result of a Royal blank cheque used to purchase the greatest oud wood - the sort traded for over $100

a time when dense sinking agarwood was nothing but abundant in the quantities needed for oil

In the last couple of years

There's a cooling camphoraceous quality on application that gives way to deep woody sweetness and an almost transcendent kinamic

The creation of artisanal oud is a product of passion & meticulous craftsmanship

The most famous of oud oils are no doubt those commissioned for HM Sultan Qaboos

Option B -  Sultani Malay Collector Set

Opening with a distinctive sweetness