The difference from Salah Al Din (1)? A host of new ouds. That's it.

I revisited the creator of Salah Al Din, and there it was—that familiar glare in the eyes of an artisan, the one trying to tell me something before he says a word. Then he reached for a bottle and showed it to me.

In his own words, he got irresponsible with it, adding some of his most prized ouds: a two-decade-old Hindi, a decade-old Merauke, and another two-decade-old high mountain Merauke oud. All wild.

The scent profile remains largely that of Salah Al Din. Some customers found rose in it; others smelled jasmine, while others picked up iris. This one should therefore smell largely similar, but with a wider, deeper oud aromatic footprint.

This is still Salah Al Din, same aura. More oud. If you missed out on the first one, grab this one here. I only secured 2 tolas of it.