The Bijapur kingdom of 11th century India had a culture shaped equally by Hindu and Muslim confluences. A floral gourmand built around spice, smoke, flowers and wood, this is a composition that pits indulgent pleasures against each other in a battle for supremacy. An herby/petrol cannabis blazes out on the wings of aldehydes, smoked out with a strange clash of bitter coffee and heady jasmine sambac. Smooth Vietnamese oud heightens the “coffee in a wooden cup” effect, while tobacco and vanilla do their best to soften the rough edges
The Bijapur kingdom of 11th century India had a culture shaped equally by Hindu and Muslim confluences. A floral gourmand built around spice, smoke, flowers and wood, this is a composition that pits indulgent pleasures against each other in a battle for supremacy. An herby/petrol cannabis blazes out on the wings of aldehydes, smoked out with a strange clash of bitter coffee and heady jasmine sambac. Smooth Vietnamese oud heightens the “coffee in a wooden cup” effect, while tobacco and vanilla do their best to soften the rough edges
