Kampong Som, Cambodia · 11.62° N 102.98° E

Oud begins as a wound.

When an agarwood tree is injured, it floods the wood with a dark resin to heal itself.

Over years, that resin turns pale wood heavy, dark and fragrant.

Near Koh Kong, our distiller soaks it in well water, then distills it slowly, over days.

What rises from the still comes a few drops at a time.

Pure oud from the hands that distill it.

Each oil traced to one place, one person and one batch.

Shop the oils Start with a sample set

87.54%

Sesquiterpenes, measured by an independent lab.

1 well

Water for every distillation, from the village well.

0 alcohol

Pure oil. Nothing added.

Six places. A person in each.

Cambodia · 11.6° N 103.0° E

Berries, warm wood, resin

Sourced by oud.haus

Chipped agarwood in a soaking vat at the distillery in Kampong Som, Cambodia See the oil

Find it by smell.

Clean Deep
Sweet Dry

Koh Kong

Berries, warm wood, resin

See the oil

Start with four.

One oil from each corner of the scent map, and a card that tells you how to wear them. The price comes off your first full bottle.

Discovery Set · Coming soon

Field Notes

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