Homeros

Very uplifting and complex scent with high quality ingredients. Opens bright citrus bergamot, salty amergris, woody smoky, slightly fruity. The drydown is a wonderful combo of musk, sandalwood and cacao. Everyone perceives scents subjectively but I find the review below by Kenni a bit strange, at least in regards to the comments about the oud. First of all the scent is not about the oud, it's just one of the ingredients blended seamlessly into the composition. The oud used here is Oud Royal 2004, a 17 years old oud. I don't know why Kenni feels this is a 'young oud'. The perfume certainly doesn't lack depth. On the contrary, I'd say this is one of Ensar's most sophisticated works. The quality of ingredients is there as well, as always with Ensar. (there are scents by EO I don't like as well, such as EO2 or Borneo Zen but the quality of ingredients is always up there)...

Pre-ordered the Homeros when it was available in September 2020, this is by far one of my favorite from Ensar Oud house, right up there next to Crime & Punishment and Irish Ghalia. I love this one so much I just had to immediately order a backup bottle. You got tobacco, leather, smoke, resinous oud, dark fruits, florals, and a load of other notes, it's just an overall complex work of art, with excellent projection and longevity too, 2 sprays easily last well over 14hr. Hands down one of the best Ensar creations, period.

This stuff is FIRE! A must-have for those who enjoy smokey, musky, ouds with herbs and spices. You're greeted with an astonishing high-grade oud. The closer you get, the zesty flavored citrus appears from the orange blossom. As it dries down, the salty, animialic from the castoreum comes to play, along with some creaminess from the Siberian musk. My favorite from Ensar Oud!

A very complex, multi-faceted scent. Upon applying there are spicy, musky, animalic, and woody notes. Soon, florals make an appearance as well. And it's all beautiful and captivating. The scent continues to change through the dry down and so I'm constantly detecting new notes. Just an amazing scent that I am happy to have. A true winner from Ensar.

way over priced. sorry, but i think this is all the areej le dore type hype without really delivering something worthy of the money. i think some fragheads may be snobs who chase the label convincing themselves that price equals quality equals their sophistication. this is good, no doubt but does it thrill or merely blasts one. i guess this is my way of saying that fanaticism is a matter of subjective evaluation. i prefer dusita's oud infini, but that may be my lack of exposure to high end ouds. i have some areej le dore and fragrance du bois which i enjoy on occasion and i put this in the same 'niche.'