I've found beyond my expectations and would not miss the opportunity of getting it. It is so complex and , in a simply word GOOD . It really seems to include and harmonize all the good scents one know, giving a full perception of peace and satisfaction.
A.A. (Italy)

The king koh kong kicks major ass and may be my favorite.
P.O. (USA)

Right off the bat, King Koh Kong is a quality oil. That is evident even when one applies micro swipes from the sample vial. I imagine that this is what the raw (un-heated) wood smells like. It's starts off strong, but not overpowering. It's very woody and dry (similar to Vietnamese) with absolutely no off notes. It's what I would call smooth. The oil evolves over time and ends up with a slight sweetness. This quality was enough to justify a full bottle purchase, without question.
It wasn't until I received the full bottle that I realized just how amazing this oil is. No, it's not because of the cool crystal bottle! Lol! I applied what I consider a full wearing. A full swipe on each wrist and then dabbed it on my beard and arms. The opening was the same as when I sampled it, more intense with the amount applied. 10-15 minutes into wearing it, I was hit with an olfactory deja vu that I have never experienced before. I couldn't understand where I had smelled this aroma before, but then it hit me. The full wearing re-created the same aroma that I experienced when I heated the chip (Agar Aura style) that you included with my bottle! I confirmed this when I went home and heated another small piece. You truly re-created what you were after since the beginning. The only thing is that you must do a full wearing in order to experience this. The aroma has to hit you from all angles and distances to re-create the aroma of the heated chips. Finally, the end of the life of this oil is actually semi-sweet as the heart of the oil is dominated by the sweetness that is found in the heated chip aroma. This sort of relegates the sweetness at the end to a bitter sweet since you just experienced a true intense sweetness. Hands down, a masterpiece that fully reveals itself with a proper full wearing.
S.G. (USA)

Really brilliant Cambodi. Deep, dark red fruits. Slightly medicinal. Lasts forever. Decent projection. Well worth the $750/3g price IMO.
B.H. (USA)

Une huile superbe , de qualité , qui n'est en aucune façon offensive et qui effectivement , se développe progressivement sur la peau. L'odeur n'est pas entêtante , mais dure longtemps. D'une grande douceur , en même temps chaude. Des fruits , style dates ou pruneaux séchés , oui , c'est ce que je pourrai d'écrire aussi.Par contre , je ne parviens pas identifier les notes de tabac pipe. (Mais peut-être évoquais -tu un tabac plus proche de celui que l'on utilise pour le narguilé ?) C'est peut être bizarre , mais en portant kkk, j'ai eu en mémoire Oud Darussalam , mais en beaucoup plus doux et confortable...
Précision : en ce moment , il fait très chaud et l'huile est tout fait confortable , donc portable tout moment de l'année.
J.S. (France)

It's definitely one of the best oils that I have sampled to date. Probably the best or right up there with another oil crafted from Vietnamese agar wood. Very woody, dry, and slightly spicy. It definitely changes over time on your skin and gets slightly sweet. I can definitely smell the high quality. My first Koh Kong Oud.
S.G. (USA)

It opens silky smooth and dark, gone are the usual sweet-fruity Cambodi "like me" notes. Dark and slow opening of the high quality oils, the antipode to the ones with vaporous top notes.
This oil is very elegant, and subdued in character, that's what makes it attractive. One needs peace of mind to appreciate it, and feels emotionally grounding.
The sweetness is of the uplifting, expansive and airy kind. spicy and herbal notes are fully integrated into the background. This oil is mostly resin and incense. that juicy basenote is not exactly tobacco, but similar in register, deep. Is it fruity? only in an abstract way. And another great thing about KKK is the drydown, never goes bitter or grassy, but finishes almost where it started. It would be nice to have more agarwoody Cambodi oils like this one.
A.A. (Croatia)

I can't believe how much my experience of it has developed... I liked it from the first sniff, but ..it almost feels like a transformed oil where the complexity is more discernible. Like at first it was just hands down a nice smelling Cambodi oil. But ..like I said the whole experience of smelling the oil has become on a different level because I can pick up notes and nuances that were almost ghayb to me before haha
T.G. (Dubai)

The scent belongs in a different league on its own. So old school takes me back to the 80's in the masjid & old Arab guy is giving attar, the whole masjid smelled like the King Koh Kong classic scent that's beautiful, all I can say is this is a journey In a bottle, JazakAllah Taha for releasing this Gem in a bottle.
- Customer

The kohkong king is stellar!
W.C. (Singapore)

The King Koh Kong definitely has depth and presence. For some reason, it seems to have an "island" feel to it. Is the area where the wood originated near salt water or was it from the "mainland?" I was lucky to get a drop (literally) of your Oud KK from a friend. Wasn't sure if it was available to order. It was less intense than the King Koh Kong and a little sweeter, I think..A drop doesn't quite have the impact as a .15 ml sample does. I know that it was exceptional and lasted 4 hours or so. The King Koh Kong lasted a lot longer...Probably, a day, maybe more.
Tried the KKK and the SamRosa on...to compare. The SamRosa is definitely softer and almost floral fragrant with a slight spicy touch to its "woody" waft.
L.K. (USA)

Recently I've started to learn to appreciate the burning/heating of agarwood, and this smells just like scented smoke. I must be imagining it, but inhaling this even feels like smoke to the nose and throat, that little bit of irritation from inhaling the burning resin/wood, but with it smelling so good. After an hour, the scent profile has begun to turn to green (also nice), but still having that smoky aura... I am not sure how you captured the heated chips aroma quite in this way, but wow :)
M.I. (USA)

Not sweet and fruity but deep resinous instead, almost spicy or bitter. interesting to note how the profile shifts with more resin in wood.
- Customer

The King Koh Kong is a journey in a bottle , so many interesting nuances , but the dry down is the best, super spicy, it's a true benchmark for the scent profile, no other distiller hit that profile… hands down you take the cake for true Cambodi , hope you can create more gems like that oil…
I.R. (Canada)

I like your Cambodi, you captured a scent that gave me memories from the 80's, the only person that came close to the King Koh Kong scent profile was an old Guy from BD who had a stash of oils from the 90's, I got a Cambodi from him that comes close to it, but with deeper earthy notes with intense animalic notes, but your oils has longer silage
I.R. (Canada)

I am really enjoying KKK - It’s a great oud and exactly what i was expecting in terms of scent.
I get that rich intense fruity oudy smell.
It is defiantly my favorite Cambodi so far!
I.K. (USA)

The King I am still figuring out. So powerful but so sweet.
A.K. (USA)

Let me start by saying I am not a Cambodia fan. They just don't seem to have enough bass. I never really feel they are oud enough. I just received the samples and have only just smelled the stick of king Koh Kong it is amazing It has the depth and richness of a Malaysian oud but with the Koh Kong profile. This is truly a work of art. Now I have to save up for a bottle.
B.J. (USA)