Ensar Rose Sultan Pasha Attars 2014

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8.3 / 10 24 Ratings

A popular limited perfume by Sultan Pasha Attars for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is floral-green. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Green

Spicy

Oriental

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Rosa alba otto

Persian rose otto

Tahitian vanilla

Heart Notes

Bulgarian rose absolute

Haitian vetiver Honey

Honey

Tuberose absolute

Base Notes

Mysore sandalwood

Indian oud Amber

Amber

Ambergris

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Sultan Pasha Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

8.324 Ratings

Longevity

8.415 Ratings

Sillage

7.614 Ratings

Bottle

8.312 Ratings

Submitted by MiaTrost, last update on 07/07/2025.

Interesting Facts

The oud used in Ensar Rose is said to be a very rare Hindi oud called Oud Yunus by Ensar Oud.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/20/2025

ClaireV
958 Reviews

ClaireV

3

Citrusy rose

At first sniff, this smells like a Taifi rose oil, so sharply peppered and lemony that it makes you gasp for a glass of water. But in fact, this is not a Taifi rose oil, but rather a very rare Alba rose otto – a CO2 extraction from the white petals of the lovely Alba varietal. The typical characteristics of a good Taifi are all here, though, including the very green, herbal aspects (smelling almost like geranium or angelica), the peppery dryness, and the citronellal, which at times smells perilously close to citronella or floor cleaner. In short, the opening is pungent, animalic, and piercingly green or lemony. Past the opening, there is a series of transitions that take the sharpness of the rose oil down into a milky, almost chalky base, with a cream soda-ish texture. The rose is still very much present, but it is deeper now, more winey than high-pitched. The significant amount of sandalwood in this oil is what creates this ‘creaming’ effect. The salty amber note (ambergris) and sandalwood combination is nicely round and just sweet enough to pare down the sharp edges on that citrusy rose. There is some of Ensar’s Oud Yunus in this blend, hence the name of the mukhallat. However, since it is used more as a fixative in the base, the oud does not have an overt presence or aroma profile here. Ensar Rose would be an excellent rose mukhallat to wear in summer as it is a very fresh-smelling, citrusy rose with a soft, long-lasting drydown that is neither too sweet or too heavy.

06/07/2019

JackHunter33
90 Reviews

JackHunter33

1

A Rose By Any Other Name Does Smell As Sweet

Well I have had mixed feelings about this one, some parts I like and others I don't care for.

It opens with a blend of creamy red & white roses followed up with strong hints of tuberose and vetiver. The tuberose gives the scent a incensey feeling and the vetiver adds a slight woodsy aroma. This all stays around for about two hours and then it starts to change.

The rose becomes more honeyed and smells really nice with the oud arriving giving the scent dirty animalic hints. At this stage the tuberose and vetiver have died down a bit to give way to hints of mysore sandalwood. When the honeyed rose and mysore sandalwood join it does smell really beautiful.

At about four hours the mysore sandalwood takes over with now just hints of the past dominating honeyed rose and this smells just well mighty fine.

Now I like the creamy Rose in the first two hours but I'm not keen on the tuberose which gives the creamy rose that incensey vibe. Also the vetiver note just smells weird and out of place with creamy roses. Maybe it's just me and my personal preferences. Even though the scent is unisex (just about) it does lean towards the feminine spectrum especially in the first two hours.

Now after the first two hours things start smelling much much better. When the rose becomes honeyed and the scent becomes more intricate and tightly weaved with oud and sandalwood I start liking it more and more. The mysore sandalwood in the basenotes is stunning, especially when it blends with the honeyed roses.

The projection is soft and the sillage is more restrained than his other scents but the longevity is good on my skin. I've had it on for about seven hours and can still smell subtle wafts of the mysore sandalwood.

All in all I'm not wowed if I'm honest and I'm not keen on the first two hours but it does become much better after two hours. I do prefer his other new and yet to be released Juriah fragrance as my choice of a rose scent. That one is simply stunning. I think I need more time with this one and I'm sure it will grow on me as this is only one wearing.

03/21/2019

EauMySoul
25 Reviews

EauMySoul

1

Holy Grail Level Rose Oud

Have you ever smelled something so good that it felt like a drug? That is Sultan Pasha’s Ensar Rose for me. There is something about it that is simply magical. I'm a rose lover and the rose in this (rose alba otto, Persian rose otto, Bulgarian rose absolute)) is just exquisite. It’s honeyed and smooth and luscious and I almost want to eat it. The overall feel of Ensar Rose is exotic but tamed. It's super smooth and seems a bit clean but also has this underlying slight dirtiness to it. Which must be coming from one of the smoothest ouds I've ever smelled (Oud Yunus, a rare Hindi oud from Ensar). In addition to the mind blowing rose and oud, it has equally amazing sandalwood (aged Mysore) and swoon worthy ambergris. Gorgeous, sigh worthy stuff.

Full note list:

Top: rosa alba otto, Persian rose otto, Tahitian vanilla.

Middle: Haitian vetiver, honey, tuberose absolute, Bulgarian rose absolute.

Base: aged Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, amber, Oud Yunus by Ensar Oud (a very rare Hindi oud).

03/26/2018