Single-origin oud oils, distilled at source and released in small vintages. Each one is named for its province and bottled without blending.

The house

A house built on the tree, not the blend

Abu Oud began as a distiller's answer to a simple question: what does one province, in one year, smell like on its own.

Zyshan distills every oil at source from wild-harvest agarwood, then ages it in Villa Park before it is decanted by hand. Each release is named for the province the wood came from and the year it was cut. Nothing is blended across origins, and nothing is stretched with carrier oil.

Vintages are small because the trees are. When a year is gone, it is gone.

Learn more about oud Why is Oud More Expensive Than Gold? · Shiekh Yaseen x Abdul Ahmed

Journal

Notes from the still

Written by the person who ran it. Published when there is something to report.

All entries
  • By Zyshan Y Palwala

    Explore your Senses

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  • By Zyshan Y Palwala

    What is Aroma?

    An introduction to sandalwood and oud, the two fundamental substances behind attars and mukhallat perfumery.

  • By Zyshan Y Palwala

    Where does it come from?

    Have you ever accidentally passed someone you don't know but impressed with them? That impression does not come from beauty, nor does it come from some friendly gestures, but from...

Letters from the house, when something is ready

Release notes on new distillations and vintages.

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