Vietnam King Mongolian Musk 9ml - Rare Authentic Natural Oil, Maceration Since 2023
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This listing is for a rare maceration of authentic Mongolian musk and Vietnam King Oud non cultivated pure oud oil. The grains have been macerating in the in the king grade oud oil since 2023. The scent is Musky-woody, we forest earth, resinous, herbal with notes of leather. It’s all about this wonderful agarwood oil marrying the sweet, animalic pheromone scent of the musk grains.
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