How 100 Years Old Sandalwood Oil smells? AromaSublime - Mind-Blowing Experience

In this video, I will review 5 artisanal Sandalwood Oils or santal oils that are top-notch quality from AromaSublime. The Oils I will review in this video are
1. Golden Bough, Mysore 100-year sandalwood 2016
2. Zen One, Japanese 100-year Zen temple sandalwood 2020
3. Zen heart, Japanese 100-year Zen temple sandalwood 2021
4. Zen 68, Japanese 68-year Zen temple sandalwood 2021
5. Mysore 60 year, 60-year-old Mysore sandalwood 2017
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[@adnanrsiddiqui]

You always do interesting and non mainstream reviews and long may it continue inshallah. I will definitely be buying these sandalwood oils as one of my earliest fragrance memories is of Mysore sandalwood which was given to my parents over 50 years ago and I still have a small quantity left which smells gorgeous Mashallah. Would love to compare these to what I have.

[@scentexplorer]

Please do! If you wish to try these, get the sample set, its available on their website.

[@user-gf4jz6nk1y]

I bought vintage Mysore sandalwood from an artisan in Turkey and it had notes of banana, burnt sugar, vanilla, So sandal is very beautiful if distilled and aged correctly.. Please do review Ensar Oud's sandalwood oils I think you will enjoy them especially musc royale

[@scentexplorer]

I agree. It was my first time sniffing artisanal old sandalwood

[@syakdudu]

I love sandalwood so naturally all these sound very fascinating to me. Thank you and salam alaykum brother 😄

[@scentexplorer]

So nice of you brother. Wa alekum a salaam wa rehmatullahi

[@kriscleland6655]

Sandalwood is not grown in Japan btw.

[@scentexplorer]

Oh, but I know that Japanese people love incense or burning Sandal wood

[@kriscleland6655]

@@scentexplorer Yep, they do. They source it from India though, just like Japan has no agarwood thus no wild (or even cultivated) Kyara but they have the most amount of wild Kyara in the world, and also have loads of agarwood/aloeswood from purchases from all over SE. Asia. over centuries. Just wanted to correct that.

[@iUmarFarooqi]

Can we buy it from Pakistan?

[@scentexplorer]

No brother, you need to order them from their website. Maybe you can contact them directly to sort out payment via western union or something

[@Im_AbHiJiT]

Bhai me aapko firse suggest karna chahunga ke aap Hindi/ Urdu me video banaya aap ka knowledge aapka content bahot acha hai.. bas Hindi me na hone ke wajah se jyada logon tak pohach nahi pata...asi baat nahi ke loag English nahi samjate but Hindi, Urdu jesa apna pan nahi hota...fir loag video se connect nahi ho pate....

[@scentexplorer]

Jee bilkul laikin a lot of my viewers are English or Arabic people. English is a universal language. Don't just think about yourself or just Asia but what about Arabs and Europeans who wants to learn about Eastern or Arabic Perfumery