I can't tell you how long I've
waited, and how excited I am, to finally unveil Suka
Cita.
Incense grade raw material, check. Awesome aroma, check.
Mind buzz, CHECK!
This oil is Royal Sumatra's non-identical twin.
Lots of overlaps between the two oils' scent profiles, but
this one smells more 'dense'. So if you love your oud oils
calorie-dense and replete with richness, you'll be delighted
by Suka Cita.
The dark fumey incense facet is very prominent here, very
reminiscent of Royal Lao in many ways.
Lots of cola, fizzy 7Up with a dash of wintergreen, and a
heavy vanillic sweetness à la old growth Sumatran agarwood
chip on a live coal. But the most dominant note that
persists across the entire scent spectrum: a brawny
purplish-black gummy resinous quality that provides a
delightful and addictive contrast against the cooling
wintergreen and cream soda flavors.
Royal Sumatra surprised a lot of people; it smelled more
like a cross between ethereal Borneo, cola-heavy Malay, and
sophisticated bittersweet Vietnamese oud chips (and nothing
like beef broth dumped into a turtle tank, which is what
most Sumatran oils smell like).
Suka Cita boasts the very same overall aroma, awesome grade
of raw materials (nearly the same as Cintaku)...
at half the price. Its a no-brainer.
AA Suka cita - a lovely
Sumatran oud, that's pure green bliss.
M.P. (Dubai)
Wow. Blown away. I never really understood the whole
“mind-zing” idea, but now I think I get it. I’m
legitimately getting a bit of a head buzz off of a swipe
of this.
Top opens a little camphoric, and then it almost smells
like a rainbow spectrum of delicious Oud-y fruit and resin
notes, which harmonize into a beautiful perfume.
There’s a richness to this oil that I’ve never experienced
before; it’s scratching an itch in my brain that I didn’t
know I had. Taha has a customer in me for life, wallet be
dammed.
J.B. (USA)
You’re killing me with this Suka cita
It’s just the sort of Indonesian oil I am after…
The smallest drop and I am encountered with the most
beautiful ethereal Indonesian ripe banana , syrupy soda,
and chocolatey forrest floor almost, maybe not chocolate
but the impression of chocolate lol
Brother one more thing, a Kinamic quality? Is that a green
bitter also Sinensis like quality as I swear to Allah I
did the mind buzz sniff and I got that quality from suka
Absolutely mind bending
J.R. (UK)
Suka Cita is obviously a superb oil. I have to spend more
time to understand it. Very powerful and strong.
N.K. (Canada)
Pristine cola note, vanilla, cream, wild flowers. A superb
oil!
N.K. (Canada)
A majestic, sparkling oil with an enjoyable progression
from day to night, the mimicry of effervescence followed
by the depths of oudiness.
- Customer
Its great oil, top grade and the price really cheap for
the quality you getting
B.A. (Kuwait)
LOVE THIS.
M.P. (USA)
Wonderful oil. Highly recommend. Has a similar tone as
Royal Sumatra with just a very slight difference in dry
down. Lasts a long time. Happy juice in a bottle. Taha
makes some unreal mind benders. Whew.
Z.W. (USA)
It is a must have if you’re a fan of Royal Sumatra! I
already have both and highly recommend for any ‘Cola’
heads ;-)
J.W. (USA)
This oil is awesome. You may see the $500 price tag, but
this is Taha, Agar Aura, Royal level oil, so the price is
usually 2 , 3, or 4 times that. This oil is a POWERHOUSE.
Easily worth the $500. If this had been released
(publically) it 2019, it would have been MY oud of the
year.
A.J. (USA)
Super high octane oil with an opening similar to the
hyperbolic sweetness I've found in a couple Borneos.
Except that in those Borneos, it lasts for a minute or
less, whereas in Suka Cita it lasts an hour or so; maybe
more. Quite franlky, I was shocked when I first wore it.
"So green it's black", from the shear density and
intensity, like some kind of concentrate.
A.J. (USA)
Taha knocked it out of the park with this one. The oil is
in a Great place with tons of supersonic vibration. It’s
bigger brother is almost too much. Bombards one with a
million and one micro cuts to the nasal cavity.
R.S. (Canada)