Laos Puchang

Laos Puchang SW is a plantation grown agarwood oil sourced from trees cultivated along the border of Laos and Vietnam, giving it a shared identity from both regions.
It is extracted through hydro distillation from a mix of Aquilaria crassna, with some trees believed to be Aquilaria sinensis, though not yet fully confirmed. Known for its powerful opening, it is one of the few agarwood oils that shows a clear and noticeable floral effect.
The profile is built around strong woody tones of patchouli and guaiac, layered with leathery, rum like, and spicy facets touched by an apple cider nuance. Fruity, well macerated, and bold at the top, it carries strength and presence while remaining complex, expressive, and confident in perfumery.