Citrus

Woody

Thai oud is like stepping into a temple carved from ancient wood—smoky, resinous, and deeply earthy. Imagine the warm, slightly bitter smell of sandalwood mixed with leather that's been left in the sun, then add a whisper of incense smoke and something almost animalic, almost medicinal. It's rich and contemplative, with a creamy undertone that feels almost buttery compared to the sharper ouds from other regions. There's sweetness lurking beneath, like honey drizzled on dark wood.