Here’s some of what Ensar said about Assam Sur Fleur: “Transmutation of wood into honey, with suave and sumptuous florals straight from the Hindi tradition…champaka, frangipani and a shadow of tuberose…Saying this is your typical Indian Oud couldn’t be more of a lie. Take the most exotic floralicious notes of the night flowers of India, fuse them into the honeyed wooden tones of Kyara de Kalbar, lace the entire creation with Mysore sandalwood from the 1920s and you almost achieve Assam Sur Fleur. But not really…”