Oud is a resinous wood from Northeast India and Southeast Asia. Mentioned in many sacred books, this resin, derived from the tree trunk, is aromatic and coveted around the world, especially for its rarity and high cost, for use in perfumes and incense.
In an enveloping and sophisticated interpretation, Oud Eau de Cologne celebrates one of the rarest and most precious ingredients in perfumery. With 92% ingredients of natural origin, the fragrance has an intense perfume and explores different woody nuances, such as Cedar, Guaiac and Patchouli, harmonized with oriental, resinous and spicy notes.
All of Granado's fragrances are made with extra neutral alcohol, which results in a high degree of purity and does not interfere with the result of the fragrance. In addition, the perfume undergoes a maceration process, a practice carried out by a select group of perfumeries in the world, which ensures greater harmonization and maturation of the fragrance's olfactory notes.