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EO Heritage

EO N°3: Rugosa Ensar Oud 2024

8.2 / 10 44 Ratings

A new perfume by Ensar Oud for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is floral-fruity. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fruity

Woody

Oriental

Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Japanese Rosa rugosa

Japanese Rosa rugosa absolute

Cardamom

Coriander

Mandarin orange Pear

Pear

Black pepper

Burmese oud Nutmeg

Nutmeg

Pineapple

Rosewood

Tibetan musk

Timor sandalwood

Ambergris

Malayan oud

Ratings

Scent

8.244 Ratings

Longevity

8.342 Ratings

Sillage

7.842 Ratings

Bottle

8.137 Ratings

Value for money

6.331 Ratings

Submitted by Jakobkn · last update on 09/21/2025.

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the EO Heritage collection.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

Sultan Red Rose: Isparta

Reviews

7 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/05/2024

9Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

SVT
57 Reviews

SVT

4

Jam, wood, and a pinch of animalics

Fruity opening, fleeting, with the pear being most perceptible to my nose and immediately giving way to the undisputed star of this fragrance, the Japanese wild rose, or Rugosa, which, given the two different extraction processes, brings out two sides of the same coin; the green part brought out by the vapour stream extraction process, the jammy part by the absolute, perfectly balanced without veering too far into either territory.
All this rests on a bed of oud, at times balsamic, coupled with a trace of sandalwood, and a not so saturating animal base.

Being my first Ensar, I must admit that it is truly remarkable!

11/05/2024

9Scent 10Longevity 9Sillage

OTt8
92 Reviews

OTt8

3

Green Jammy Rose

Many of us were waiting for the remake of EO 3. Probably nobody expected this 'Rugosa' version.
It opens with a fresh herbaceous and slightly sour fruity scent.
Then immediately she, the absolute star, the Japanese Rugosa Rose with 2 types of extraction that create this incredible dichotomy between the green and sour steam extraction and the absolute more jammy and jam-like, sweeter and creamier.
The rose is supported by a good amount of Tibetan Musk which never takes over but is there to dirty the fragrance.
In the dry after several hours where these scents just described remain strong and perceptible, come the ouds, here in a green balsamic and slightly barny. The Malay with its jungly scents and the Myitkyina (Burmese) also green and tropical. The mix is incredibly balsamic, which personally drives me crazy.
A touch of sandalwood reinforces the base.
I, who am a lover of roses in any form or colour, liked it very much.

07/21/2025

6Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Goatedfrags
16 Reviews

Goatedfrags

1

Harsh green rose

While I’m already not a big fan of green rose, this scent is just too harsh for me.
Especially the opening, it opens very green, coriander spicy, and roses. This is definetely the worst part of the fragrance. Fortunately, the harsh news slowly fades away and the scent dries down to more of a jammy green rose with some oud in the base. Ensar has a lot of better green roses out there

09/21/2025

4Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

KujouAkane
11 Reviews

KujouAkane

1

Completely a new one…

Sharp green roses dominate in the first hour and then became a simple fruity oud-floral combo.. As you might say: this has been done in many different perfumes and they might be way more cheaper.
So, where is those creamy beautiful musk in the golden label version? It was completely disappeared or at least hard to find.
I mean, this version, at least for me, completely not has the No3 DNA I expected and loved, it’s just a new perfume which contains sharp green roses and boring sweet ouds…
Don’t Blind Buy if you’re into the original No3

03/01/2025

8.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Sirbennyone
501 Reviews

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Sirbennyone

6

Another rose scent from EO.../ Do you need it?

Hello everyone,

today I would like to say something about "EO N°3: Rugosa | Ensar Oud / Oriscent" (which will be relatively short).

In a relatively short time, there have been quite a few very rose-heavy fragrances from the house of EO, and "EO N°3: Rugosa | Ensar Oud / Oriscent" is one of the more affordable ones from the house. I don't want to TALK about the actual pricing issue and pricing policy, as I don't find it really productive = everyone can form their own opinions.

There are seemingly 23,581 rose - oud fragrances out there, and many have their own style/direction/philosophy, which makes it difficult... I can tell you certain things, but whether you perceive them the same way = difficult. I can give you a rough roadmap + my thoughts on it, and I am happy to do so (and honestly + unfiltered).

What do we have here:

A very floral - fruity and slightly sweet rose scent with rosewood. The existing and listed Burmese oud acts, in my opinion, from the background and serves more as the "framework" of the fragrance, while the musk + the creamy sandalwood (in the drydown) help achieve a presentable performance. The many other listed fragrance notes are also there - well, more or less, but they appear less prominently and are more a part of the "framework".

UNISEX:

Yes, in my opinion, it is UNISEX wearable.
However, it has a certain masculine tendency...

WHEN + WHERE and a general recommendation:

October to April and almost everywhere, except during SPORTS! And for the recommendation - with such a fragrance, I always suggest a very subtle dosage.

Why?

Over many years with rose - oud fragrances, I have noticed that a subtle dosage of 1 to 2.5 sprays always comes across better and is not as "demanding" as, for example, 6 sprays or more. Feel free to test it out, and maybe you will feel the same way!

However, there is a small/large problem:

Or rather, it is more of a combination.

It is just a rose - oud fragrance without edges and corners and one with few characteristics for a lot of money... and in that regard, I would find it very difficult to really recommend it to you.

Don't get me wrong!

It is quite good, but honestly, more often than not, it is not!

Testing is, of course, fine,
feel free to buy a bottle if you like it,
but not blindly!

And now have a nice day/evening or whenever you read this review, best regards, Benny
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