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|  Attar is a beautiful sandalwood and rose combo that successfully manages to balance out the spicy earthiness of the rose and the creamy properties of the sandalwood. Like other reviewers, I’m not sure if there is oud in this either but if there is some it’s kept to a minimum. I never thought I would love Attar but I most certainly do. This is sophisticated, romantic and delicious all at once. Absolutely marvellous! ****** If you’re interested in purchasing any Montale fragrances, please consider our highly-respected Basenotes member, maisonstinky, as your first point of contact. He offers an exceptional service, competitive prices and special offers to fellow Basenoters. For further details, please cut and paste the link below: http://www.basenotes.net/specials/montale.html 23 October 2008 |
 265 reviews
|  Is there aoud in Montale Attar? I really don’t know for certain. While I get the medicinal character of aoud in the opening, which reminds me of Black Aoud, I get none of the “aoud magic” that follows in all the Montale Aoud’s I have tried to date: Black Aoud, Royal Aoud, Steam Aoud and Aoud Damascus. And Montale does not list aoud as a note (and it certainly is a note that no manufacturer would want to gloss over if it is there! It is too costly not to boast about!) At any rate, this reminds me of a Black Aoud in the opening, later in development a simple rose dominated scent, supported by sandalwood. Certainly acceptable, but not especially remarkable: I see it as an unnecessary addition if one owns Black Aoud. Indeed, if I had both, the Montale Attar would never be worn. 04 October 2008 |
 96 reviews
|  Notes: (according to Luckyscent): Mysore sandalwood, Bulgarian roses. Some say there is also oud. I like this one very much. A true rose that isn't sweetened with anything but itself, and the sandalwood simultaneously rounds it out around the edges and gives it depth and nice grounding. If there is oud in there, it's very subtle (which makes me wonder whether it's in there, oud being what it is), and lovely. Overall a simple, elegant, and very classy rose. 12 April 2008 |
 677 reviews
|  Truly a rose that anyone could love. Simple and straightforward, yet surprisingly complex. The sandalwood adds a great deal more here than you might initially think, and the rose is (again) a simple but true rose that announces itself throughout the fragrance's development. Incredibly good use of oud, here, too. Very medicinal and sharp in the opening, granted, but that's true of almost every oud fragrance ever made. Easily one of the Top Five in my Montale pantheon. 27 December 2007 |
 57 reviews
|  Very appealing. Beautiful Rose/Oud combination. Very good sillage, and outstanding longevity. This leans to the masculine side and just smells very romantic. It would be great for a date to the drive-in movie after dinner at a restaurant. I recommend and it near the top of my wish list. 10 December 2007 |
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