Hindi#1 - Private Vault - 50-year oil, pure, wild Indian oud oil

Hindi #1

Unlike other kinds of oud oils, the Indian (Hindi in Arabic) oud oils are very distinguished for their heavy and leathery pungent profile, nothing heavier and more pungent than the southern Nagaland oud oil, with age it becomes even more powerful and vibrant as if the oils are growing wiser and more mature, this is a 50-year oil, pure, wild (yes wild) Hindi oud from then region of south Nagaland in India.

We call this the warrior oud, because this is not something you were anywhere actually it is something you rarely wear anywhere, this is for those who wear their oils because they like their oils and care less about what others think or like, this is the wild side of oud, the pungent, the animalistic and the battlefield oud, this is the old and the original and this is an oil that didn’t except the power of the rule of time, so it stayed itself unchanged and unadopted to modern for hundreds of years, and maybe that’s why time made it's a judgment on it and it’s almost gone from the world, but not yet as you will have a chance to try and experience this beast and yes use it with caution and keep it tamed.

The first nose

Leathery, heavy earthy notes, barnyard and fecal with deep herbal accords and darken in the theme, the first nose of this oil is not for the untrained person as the regular (non-oud experienced user) will find it replant and pungent, in many cases animalistic and too heavy.

The second nose

The second nose is where the oil starts opening, and you get the secrets of the deep jungles revealed, spices, black pepper, leather, cherry, and dark fruits with distinguished wood in the background, honey and notes of chocolate no more fecal and no more barnyard, the oils opened itself to you and inviting you for a sense changing experience this is India, this is the jungle, the mountain and the temple with its depth and history, this is deep, complex and sophisticated and this is powerful beyond anything else you have experienced.

The final nose

This is the closing of the maharaja festival with all that it comes with of food, pleasures, and excessiveness, the sweetness accord of this closing is very sweet, the woodiness accord of this is very woody and the flowery accord is very floral, this is an extreme oil this is for those who are looking for the experience and not your regular user or daily wearer. This is the jungle, the spices, the raw Gulab rose, and the old temple smoke and musk in a bottle. This is the whole experience and yes it’s for those who seek it, this is not for the fainted hearts and not for those who just want to smell nice actually when you wear this oil, which we tremendously appreciate and enjoy you are saying I’m wearing what I like and I care less about what others think.

If you are an oud connoisseur, collector or experienced user this is a must.

Category:

Extinct – Rarest – Cannot be found anymore. These are the rarest raw materials on the planet, museum-quality oils, those oils cannot be found, replicated, or re-generated. There are such very limited amounts that they get sold by the milligram. The people who work and deal with those oils around the world can be counted on one hand.

Very limited – Extremely Rare – Extremely hard to find. These are oils that it’s simply a matter of time, and by that, we mean a few years before it goes to the previous category (extinct).

Limited – Rare – Hard to find. This is the lowest of the categories we have but it’s still considered by many as a pinnacle to express class, luxury, and taste in its most aromatic form. These are very limited oils, very hard to make and very few have access to them.

Element:

Water – Air – Fire – Earth

Spirit:

Flower/fruity – Oud/woody – Musk/animalistic – Ambergris/aromatic

 Longevity:

 Light: 3 to 5 hours

 Middle: 5 to 7 hours

 Long: 7 to 10 hours

Distance:

Intimate: 1 to 3 feet

Personal: 3 to 5 feet

Aggressive: 5 to 10 feet 

This oil: Extinct, Earth, Oud/woody, long, Aggressive

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