Oud Loukoum
Shares Dried Fruits, Guaiac Wood, Tobacco.
Oud Loukoum opens with a sharp surge of medicinal licorice and smoky tobacco before settling into a dense base of Indian agarwood and dark dried fruit…
Oud Loukoum opens with a sharp surge of medicinal licorice and smoky tobacco before settling into a dense base of Indian agarwood and dark dried fruits. Dmitry Bortnikoff pairs raw, petrol-tinted oud with creamy ylang-ylang, creating an intense contrast between heavy tropical flowers and resinous woods. As the scent warms on skin, Peru balsam and cedar round out the harsh edges, leaving a thick trail of balsamic sweetness. Despite the gourmand name, this fragrance leans heavily woody and animalic rather than powdery or sugary. It fits cold autumn nights, heavy wool coats, and solitary evening walks.