Prestige Al Arabia
Arabian Oud

The top note is quite fresh, with an aromatic core that is quite sweet and gets sweeter with the drydown. I tired this in cold winter weather, and I can imagine it could be quite cloying in the heat, bit overall it is a pleasant scent, with lots if Oud notes if course and quite unique in the way it is handled. Adequate silage and a longevity of over three hours on me.

Not bad, not great but is jsut right as a base oud . . . adding rose or lime works well and lasts

To be honest, technically speaking, this fragrance is a disaster : It is so badly balanced that it makes me want to cry. Two different kind of ouds (from Cambodia, Java) are drenched in huge overload of honey. Probably the sweetest fragrance I have ever tried, it can make me sick and nauseous.Reminds me very much of M.Micallef`s Aoud for Men, but that is way much more better composed.I guess Arabian Oud is not used to make these EdP`s, and perhaps they should stick to making oils only. Even the bottle is horrendous with plastic details and awful spray mechanism.But hey, what I do like about this fragrance, is that it is so exotic and completely different from anything else I own. (for instance, this has nothing to do with Montale Aouds)And like this scent, I`m not that polished myself, either. :)