22nd September at 4.35pm: A quick progress update. By Monday 25th all orders received up to September 11th will be dispatched. By Friday 29th all orders received up to September 16th will be dispatched. Of course, be assured I will push to get as many orders as possible dispatched. For business clients waiting on a copy of the stock-reduction-list, this will be emailed across to you by Wednesday 27th. I will be taking tomorrow off completely for family time and will be back at work across the early part of Sunday afternoon. Next mini update here will be on Tuesday 26th. Thank you, Adam : )
19th September at 6.55pm: Right, update time. First, I am now working on the orders placed from 1st to 17th September and I think within 7-10 days maximum they will all be dispatched, along with the gifts : ) Next, I am going to release Kerala Indian Sandalwood 1953 E.O by Sunday 1st October, along with Organic Moldovan Pink Rose Musk Otto, 20% White Ambergris Aged tincture and Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol by Fermentation. If I can find the time I will also release another Assami grown Oud (plantation) and a vintage offering of Indian Vetiver E.O and Red Myrrh E.O (sublime profiles) that I have held back for the past year now. Regarding closing for 2023 in October (please read below) I need to kindly put on record that I won't be able to make exceptions for clients - even those who have become friends, and to please keep this in mind and plan ahead should you need something specific from Hermitage. I will write again by the end of the week and thank you very much to everyone for the continued support. Adam : )
18th September Update. Please read carefully.
Although a month away, I need to announce that the LAST ORDER TIMES FOR 2023 ARE AS FOLLOWS:
🦋Non.EU Countries 18th October at 9pm Italy time. 🦋
EU Countries 25th October at 9pm Italy time. 🦋
Then once all orders are dispatched and delivered, we will close and reopen by mid-January 2024/as soon as the laboratory is finished.
Also please note as of 30th September we will stop offering ambergris aromatics for sale.
Thank you, Adam : )
Adam Michael has this to say “Patchouli dark essential oil exudes warm, rich, fruity, and oriental sweet notes throughout its aromatic development with wine like qualities in the top and interesting if somewhat fleeting herbaceous nuances in the heart. Patchouli dark essential oil is very good material that stored properly will age beautifully. The colour is light amber/orange, of a pourable viscosity and produced by steam distilling the dry leaves.
A must when building oriental notes and chypre fragrances. Useful within amber bases, works wonderfully within modern floral accords, and I always find it pairs especially well with vetivert, labdanum and rose materials.”
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gergely.e.nagy (verified owner) –
I don’t have any other patchouli to compare this too but it is a pleasant smelling oil, it has chocolate elements to it, you won’t find any mint-like facets to this one. It pairs very well with vetivert, benzoin, and coconut, and never fails to add depth to my creations.
sarah.watts33 (verified owner) –
Love it – my favourite when worn solo so far. Smooth, sweet and deliciously earthy – takes me back to my teenage years in Folkestone in the Moon Palace, a hippy shrine full of incense, dream catchers and hand woven garments. Added a little Patchouli Super Premium to it and found this adds several more layers, depth and complexity – although I’m unable to evaluate it as a perfumer might.
Simona Dailydaite (verified owner) –
Before I have never had dark pachouli. I used heart pachouli. So its huge differences between these. Heart pachouli is sweet, light, a bit Woody. Dark pachouli is stronger and more woody. If you no pro in oils just keep in mind that smell of different type of pachouli is very different.
gergely.e.nagy (verified owner) –
The first patchouli I worked with, it has chocolatey notes along with soapy nuances.
Charalambos Charalambous (verified owner) –
For its price and after trying lots of different patchouli oils this is a star..i love the powdery note that leaves behind but also the soft sweetness and the warmth ..its a 5 star yes
Ccfabre (verified owner) –
Love that Patchouli. It is without the “rooty”, musty and almost insecticide smell of almost all other Patchouli I have had… And only a combination of clean but humid and fresh trunk smell remains, with hints of cedarwood.
chrisbrit1984 (verified owner) –
Oh my… delicious dark patchouli with wafts of chocolate and nose tingling greenery, reminds me a little bit of After Eight Mints. As the description mentions, this one for sure gets better with age.
Alexandre C (verified owner) –
This dark patchouli EO with aging will no doubt get closer to the absolute. It’s a strong, a dark (of course) patchouli, with chocolaty aspects. Luckily no off notes you can get with lower quality patchouli and the characteristic aspects of a newer patchouli do not bother me as they will mellow with aging (what I’m planning to do with this one). It’s rather cheap for the quality you’re getting so I would recommend getting more than you need to age. Nothing outstanding for now but it will definitely get there after a few years.
Oiland (verified owner) –
Deep warm enveloping, created to complement and slightly woody. And the trail sweet note of a chocolate bar))
innasany (verified owner) –
Someone once wrote a review on Adam’s page that he was addicted to patchouli. So true! You either love him or you hate him. And if you love him, you depend on him for the rest of your life. This one surprised me very, very nicely. The rural mold of post-war old cabinets is missing. He worked miracles with a vetiver, he worked miracles with coffee, or cocoa. Simply – play with. Patchouli never disappoints, God played and dripped mysterious insignia into his work.