Orange Aoud 2014

Orange Aoud by Montale
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7.1 / 10 132 Ratings
A perfume by Montale for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is woody-fruity. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Fruity
Oriental
Spicy
Leathery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
BergamotBergamot Malayan oudMalayan oud SpicesSpices
Heart Notes Heart Notes
VioletViolet PatchouliPatchouli
Base Notes Base Notes
LeatherLeather AmberAmber White muskWhite musk Mysore sandalwoodMysore sandalwood
Ratings
Scent
7.1132 Ratings
Longevity
7.3109 Ratings
Sillage
6.7114 Ratings
Bottle
6.8109 Ratings
Value for money
7.329 Ratings
Submitted by ExUser, last update on 12/01/2023.

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Another Déja-Vue Exciter
This is one of those that causes my déja-vue reflex to spin out of hand. But that's one of the best of all signs for a perfume. It's almost tautological to say so, as the °frenzy° of deja-vue ^is^ the wonderful olfactory sensation, not merely a ^is a token^ of it. There are quite a few perfumes that do this; but not ^all^ the perfumes I deem excellent 'fumes do so. It is a ^sufficient^ condition of a 'fume being excellent, but not a ^necessary^ one - to use strict logic. And when I say ~déja-vue~ I do mean a kind of ^abstract^ déja vue, in which none (or none but one or two) of the threads actually terminate on any specific recollection, either real or fabulous.

I have heard it said that this is not an orangey fragrance. I would ^somewhat^ disagree with that. There is an accord in it that I would call 'evocative' of orange: it is probably a synergy of the oudy note & the bergamot, at least primarily. It is a ^fairly^ complex fragrance, looking at the notes list, and beautifully composed - the notes fitting together like the blocks of which the walls of temple at Karnak are built. And it is ethereal, in that it seems to shimmer around one; and yet, a tad skanky - the skankiness & the ethereality complementing rather than conflicting - a sign of the well-use of the oud note.

In the whole, I am ^extremely^ pleased with this what was in fact a °blind purchase° - one of those bull's-eye or triple-twenty scores (or the preferred analogy).
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