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Notes02/11/2022
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Masterpiece
My current signature, another masterpiece by Andy Tauer, an oud like no others.
I bought a full bottle after trying it from a decant and exploring many of its facets during many days.
At the beginning it is strong, it's true, but it doesn't project too far (which I like: not everyone might like it) and it dries down balsamic and warm, much more wearable and "dryer" than Au Coeur du Desert or other immersive sculptures by the genius of Andy Tauer, even though no less warm.
The first weeks I wished it were even "dryer" on the DD, less "balsamic-ambery", less "sour" (not the right definition, but it's how some reviewers describe a facet of the "Tauerade") but then I started to appreciate more and more its traces on fabrics, and on skin at the end of the day.
Not for everyone but, if you're into this, no other perfume can compare.
Edit: one year later, L'oudh continues to surprise me. I've been learning and experiencing much more expensive and rare natural ouds, which made me enjoy even more Tauer's take. It may not be the best oud, but it's probably the best take on oud. And, according to me, the best creation by the genius of Andy Tauer.
It's not cheap, nonetheless value for money is stellar: I don't know anything that could rival this one.
I bought a full bottle after trying it from a decant and exploring many of its facets during many days.
At the beginning it is strong, it's true, but it doesn't project too far (which I like: not everyone might like it) and it dries down balsamic and warm, much more wearable and "dryer" than Au Coeur du Desert or other immersive sculptures by the genius of Andy Tauer, even though no less warm.
The first weeks I wished it were even "dryer" on the DD, less "balsamic-ambery", less "sour" (not the right definition, but it's how some reviewers describe a facet of the "Tauerade") but then I started to appreciate more and more its traces on fabrics, and on skin at the end of the day.
Not for everyone but, if you're into this, no other perfume can compare.
Edit: one year later, L'oudh continues to surprise me. I've been learning and experiencing much more expensive and rare natural ouds, which made me enjoy even more Tauer's take. It may not be the best oud, but it's probably the best take on oud. And, according to me, the best creation by the genius of Andy Tauer.
It's not cheap, nonetheless value for money is stellar: I don't know anything that could rival this one.
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