Aoud Ambre Montale

Rumor has it that an amber fan places great value on this fine, animalistic sweetness, which I am missing today, not necessarily mentally due to the weather and my mood, but physically in this fragrance.
One doesn’t have to be a genius to assume that a perfume with the little word amber in the title contains this ingredient.
So let’s establish that this is not the case.
Instead, a rather attractive rose blooms on a field of labdanum, which is then dumped with several wheelbarrows full of oud by a “let’s get to work” television crew before the garden door even opens.

Aoud Ambre is very, very similar to Montale's White Aoud and leaves, the more I experience it, a more positive impression, which can be attributed to its immense intensity, longevity, and distinctiveness.