Another Oud was released in 2015 by Juliette Has A Gun, and its name pokes fun at the number of ouds already on shelves. Bergamot and raspberry open, an oud wood and norlimbanol hold the middle, ambroxan and musks close it out. The house sells it in a single size, one hundred milliliters at 160 euros, and credits it with strong projection.
Thomas Dunckley returns to it regularly: neither discreet nor overpowering, an oud capable of winning over skeptics.
Olfastory’s review
The Candy Perfume Boy — Thomas Dunckley, June 26, 2015
The reviewer says he returns to it regularly, for a simple reason: the fragrance is neither discreet nor overpowering, and suits hot days when an eau de Cologne or a floral no longer does the job.
He finds it has the ability to disappear and return over the course of the day, to the point of prompting people to ask several times where that smell is coming from. His conclusion holds a single concession: it is indeed one more oud, but it might still draw a smile from the most skeptical.