Ghanati Nabeel

Interesting ingredients, exciting pyramid, promising niche label - the logical conclusion was, of course, a blind buy :))

In the perfume industry, there are so many houses that can't even do half as well and are much more in the spotlight, which is really a shame for such fragrances. The Ghanati starts with a very high-quality oud that somewhat reminds me of the Kemi line, but is clearly much more layered, leaning towards Ajmal and Arabian Oud. It is animalistic at first but not over the top; shortly after the opening, a very fruity blend emerges from the oud and the fruits. It reminded me of Kemi Hayat, only that instead of orange, it has a citrusy/fruity note. Later on, it becomes woody/leathery, which is personally my favorite part. The oud never retreats at any stage and remains pleasantly present throughout.

While it is not highly complex... what it does, it does damn well.

A true insider tip for oud lovers!!!