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Nizam ul Mulk Alhind Oud 1988

5.0 / 10 10 Ratings

A perfume by Alhind Oud for women, released in 1988. The scent is citrusy-fresh. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Citrus

Fresh

Woody

Floral

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Grapefruit

Blackcurrant

Lorpzinvethul

Heart Notes

Freesia

Jasmine

Base Notes

Cedar

Sandalwood

Inverse Incense

Ratings

Scent

5.010 Ratings

Longevity

4.67 Ratings

Sillage

4.67 Ratings

Bottle

4.513 Ratings

Submitted by Baeumchen · last update on 08/16/2025.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/16/2025

3Scent 2Longevity 2Sillage

MrsGuerlain
650 Reviews

MrsGuerlain

1

Mouthwatering? Not really…

I have three of the seven follies from Yves Rocher. They are all bottled in fun and colourful vessels. The Mouthwatering Summer is one of them. It has a distinct grapefruit note right at the beginning. It moves from fruity to floral to woody. Very fast. Usually I like grapefruit due to the bitterness but it fades away quickly and the scent turns to the black currant note, which in this fragrance is way too synthetic. After less than half an hour it lands in a somewhat woody base, but it is not possible to detect what woods. The notes registered say cedar and sandalwood. It could be. I am not sure.
With six notes this could have been a good and interesting composition. Instead it ends up leaving an indifferent impression, maybe because it does not know what it wants to be.
Year 2, 94/365

08/16/2013

2Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Piapedersen
22 Reviews

Piapedersen

2

A mouthwatering summer?

It is always interesting to try something new. Grapefruit is one of my favourite notes and black currant appears in several of likable scents, such as Boss Deep Red and Cacharel’s Amor Amor. But the two mixed together is not a combination I yet had in my collection. Result: I had to buy it!

As a summer’s scent it’s perfectly composed, especially for very hot days. It is fresh, spicy and a bit bitter. I would take it for a unisex or even a male scent. I sense no flowers at all, but since my bottle is purchased without the box and already used for some time, I do not know if it has been stored the way it should, so the scent might be ruined.

Grapefruit and black currant is a very unusual combination. When mixed together in this particular scent they leave a minty impression. I think it is an interesting opening and I was keen on knowing how this would develop. Unfortunately the longevity is poor. It disappears after an hour, leaving a tiny sniff of something spicy and sour. No sandalwood or cedar comes to the surface. The sillage is very moderate.

The bottle is, in my opinion, a bit ordinary. Since it is one in a row, I am aware of that all the bottles are more or less similar, apart from the colours and the top, therefor the ordinary expression. This one has a small black currant on its top, but it is way too pink to actually prepare the user for what is inside.

Summary: if you want to purchase one of the folies de saisons, this should not be your first choice. But since I have not tried any of the others I cannot give any advice on which to buy. I can only say that this one is not mouthwatering in any way.