Oud & Fig

Opens somewhat similar to "Acqua Di Parma, Blue Mediterraneo Fico di Amalfi EDT" (i own both and wore both at the same time). But "Oud & Fig" is a little more fruit and Fig leaf, and has a solid woody base. While "Fico di Amalfi" is cleaner and brighter, with some soapy and citrusy nuances. My only complaint is that it doesn't smell like real oud. This is Agarwood without the infection that gives that real oud note. Although Agarwood is technically oud as well, it's not in any way the same. "Oud & Fig" has more character and evolves into a beautiful ever so slightly powdery dark wood, in a very "Dark Tales" style (Arina Franzén is the perfumer and owner of "Dark Tales"). Absolutely a beautiful fragrance. But I was hoping for a more "intence" oud, to really contrast the fig and fig leaf. Personal score: 7.5/10. Glad to own it. But would like the "oud" part to have a little more oomph".