Al Hareem

This is a wow! from me. Animalic but smooth oud dominance but with traces of roses and opulent musk. The oud character itself carries the whole thing starting with a mild cambodian cheese or real civet smell opening instantly diffusing into dark woody resinous tones. Al Hareem is mainly oud to my nose but the rose does develop as it dries down, never quite going what you'd call 'sweet' though. As someone who has a few oud attars this is familiar, powerful but no where near the most animalic or potent oud you will smell. This is clearly of great quality (not sure if all Pasha's oud comes from Ensar?) and when you are in the mood for it, just perfection. Superb.

This is just so comforting. And it has so many facets that you want to just stop each minute and pick up what’s going on in your nose. An AMAZING fragrance and I can’t really say it as well as some of the reviewers here. Another Sultan Pasha masterpiece that outshines virtually 99.9% of the fragrances out there today. You can get fine attars with great ingredients, from say Rising Phoenix or Mellifluence, and I do. But Sultan Pasha blends them, mostly naturals, in a way that is unique and exquisite and like nobody else on earth today.

Best animalic rose I've smelled. Sensual without being dirty, enveloping, warm and cozy. And as always with Sultan Pasha attars, the ingredients used are top quality and you really can smell it. This is the real thing. Longevity is great and sillage just as it should be

A very beautiful, soft rose-oud with a distinctive butter absolute. The oud here is Hindi, so while it does have that classical animality, the rose and butter cushion it into an exhalation of delicate musk. One of Sultan Pasha's best!

The smell is similar to the spirit of dubai "Haibah" or Henry Jacques "Oud Suprem"(15ml-3000GBP), but this one has much more animal notes inside, and less cheese creamy taste. I guess this one is popular in middle-east.