Description from Fragrantica. Sol e T'oud by Qhue is an extrait de parfum that contrasts warm spice and bright citrus with deep, resinous woods. The composition opens with a vivid blend of cardamom, pink pepper, bergamot, grapefruit, clove, and ginger, creating a lively and warm-spicy introduction. The heart centers on oud, supported by cypress, sandalwood, gurjun balsam, and rosewood for a dense, woody-resinous character. In the base, Madagascar vanilla and tonka bean add a soft sweetness that is balanced by white musk, patchouli, and amber. The result is a woody oriental fragrance that moves from sparkling and spicy to rounded, ambery woods, with an emphasis on warmth and introspective depth.

On my skin this is a plush, boozy-sweet blackcurrant/rum/amaretto opening that dries down into creamy amber/woods with a vanilla-benzoin glow. It feels dressy, date-night, “rich scent cloud”—not an errands fragrance. Performance (for me): about 8-10 hours with average-to-moderate sillage (noticeable, but not a room-filler). Only downside: it runs sweet and dense, so it can get cloying in heat—go easy on sprays. Fortunately, it is a cool cold Arizona morning. Best time for me to try to get a wear of this in.