Charred Oud

Somewhere a coal catches, and a curl of oud smoke begins to climb.

The first breath is bright and resinous, green cardamom snapping against frankincense, with saffron and bergamot warming the edges. Then the smoke thickens. Thai agarwood settles in, wrapped in rose and the apricot softness of osmanthus, a warmth that feels both foreign and secretive. As the embers burn lower, the wood turns dark and grounded, deepened by patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood, and a thread of tobacco. Ambergris and musk drift behind like the last heat rising off a fading coal, the memory of charred wood long after the flame is gone.

Notes: Omani Olibanum, Guatemala Cardamom, Italian Bergamot, Irani Saffron, Bulgarian Rose, Azerbaijani Rose, Indian Jasmine, Chinese Osmanthus, Thailand Agarwood, Indian Sandalwood, Indonesian Sandalwood, Vetiver Java, Vetiver Haiti, Cedarwood Texas, Cedarwood China, Paraguay Guaiac Wood, Indian Agarwood, Musk, Brown Ambergris, Gurjun Balsam, Bulgarian Tobacco, Indonesian Patchouli

This batch is limited to 300 pieces only and aged. South Thailand Agarwood Oil have been used as main Oud supported by other Agarwood Oils.

Amer Perfumes is a small independent house. Amer Alradhi founded it and creates every release, sourcing the ingredients from around the world, and the work sits between Arabian fragrance heritage and modern olfactory artistry. The materials run to Taif rose, Thai agarwood, Indian and Indonesian sandalwood, Azerbaijani and Bulgarian rose, and an aged South Thailand agarwood oil.

Alradhi calls each new release a very personal project, and one of them took nearly two years to finish, using many precious and expensive natural materials including flowers, agarwood and sandalwood. The work is story-driven, built on craftsmanship, authenticity and refined blending, and every release carries a strong identity and close attention to detail. Everything is crafted with care from high-quality ingredients, and the line goes from bright citrus florals to heavy aged oud.