Top Notes 
Orange
Pink pepper
Heart Notes 
Rose
Nutmeg
Plum
Base Notes 
Oud
Cinnamon
Vanilla
07/04/2018
Chanelle
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5
Summer Oud
When I was recently recommended this fragrance by my dearest Kankuro and others, I thought: "Did I do something wrong? Kankuro's out of tune? Trouble of which I have no idea?", for I have often mentioned and written that I am not a friend of oud-intensive fragrances. To be honest, till I was blue in the face. But Kankuro is mostly pari with me in terms of taste, so if he's not exactly mad at me (I wasn't aware of any guilt!), then maybe he really thinks I might find Aoud No. 3 good.
I read then that Martine Micallef has the fingers in the game, and Micallef`s handwriting is known to me and from me quite gladly smelled.
So I took the step today and sprayed the 3rd Aoud from Brückner.
Surprisingly beautiful, orange-fruity top note! A little sweet, already slightly oriental, but overall very present! Not to say massive!
Then the scent goes briefly in the direction of oudlastig, but around, shortly before it becomes unpleasant to me, one to me - and also to everyone else on this planet! - to make a known development. At first only slightly cinnamon, but then: One Million - Orange Plantation Edition.
Even my husband, a long-time, persistent wearer of the Ur-One Million, came into my office and snuffled with a transfigured face as he perceived this luxury edition of his formerly (and probably still secretly) beloved signature scent, which I had laboriously talked out to him, in full broadside. After he already pointed out clouds of Ambre Eternel, Santal Royal etc by opening all the windows of the house that could be opened, he seemed to be very well tempered at Aoud No. 3. I'll ask for new shoes right away.
But back to the fragrance: It really is - One million in the heart note is unmistakable, but fortunately the fragrance is not just that. At the same time it has something cool, woody, and the fresh, sweet fruit makes it all the more summery.
Incredible performance, oriental heaviness paired with spicy orange makes it a summery oud scent for fans of this direction.
The most extraordinary thing I've ever smelled in oud!
I read then that Martine Micallef has the fingers in the game, and Micallef`s handwriting is known to me and from me quite gladly smelled.
So I took the step today and sprayed the 3rd Aoud from Brückner.
Surprisingly beautiful, orange-fruity top note! A little sweet, already slightly oriental, but overall very present! Not to say massive!
Then the scent goes briefly in the direction of oudlastig, but around, shortly before it becomes unpleasant to me, one to me - and also to everyone else on this planet! - to make a known development. At first only slightly cinnamon, but then: One Million - Orange Plantation Edition.
Even my husband, a long-time, persistent wearer of the Ur-One Million, came into my office and snuffled with a transfigured face as he perceived this luxury edition of his formerly (and probably still secretly) beloved signature scent, which I had laboriously talked out to him, in full broadside. After he already pointed out clouds of Ambre Eternel, Santal Royal etc by opening all the windows of the house that could be opened, he seemed to be very well tempered at Aoud No. 3. I'll ask for new shoes right away.
But back to the fragrance: It really is - One million in the heart note is unmistakable, but fortunately the fragrance is not just that. At the same time it has something cool, woody, and the fresh, sweet fruit makes it all the more summery.
Incredible performance, oriental heaviness paired with spicy orange makes it a summery oud scent for fans of this direction.
The most extraordinary thing I've ever smelled in oud!
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