Oud Al Layl 
My Perfumes (2021)

This is actually my second bottle of this juice. Why, you ponder? Because about 2 months ago, I over-sprayed (3 sprays!) and was completely choked out for the next 4 hours...until I showered. Frustrated, I rashly put the bottle up for sale and it quickly sold. Fast forward to a week ago, an acquaintance from a shave forum was telling me he almost broke his "No-Buy -21" when he saw my ad. We talked and the more we did, the more I regretted selling. Re-purchased ($20 less than the first time), the bottle arrived yesterday.
Presentation is mixed. The Box is plain and uninteresting, but the bottle, itself, is quite unique and attractive. Two pieces of, what I believe to be Agarwood, float at the bottle of the gold-etched bottle.
(Nice touch, Arabiyat). The cap is wooden and fits snugly.

Now to the juice.

This is a clone, or better said, an "homage" to Tom Ford's Arabian Wood. Disclaimer: I have never smelled the OG. The initial blast is probably the most powerful of anything I have ever encountered. No joke. It's fruity and flowery all at once. It also bears no resemblance to any true "Oud" fragrance in my collection. (Malle The Night, Oud Assam, to name two) So while the notes above claim "Agarwood" as a base note, do NOT expect a stanky, cheesy, barnyardy accord, whatsoever.

Expect a strong rose and floral opening with a base of Oakmoss.

Projection is off the charts and sillage will clear a room. Longevity is a week (on clothing) and falls squarely in the NO OFFICE category.
Sprayed with EXTREME discretion, this is a special juice, which embodies the term Chypre. Orris and Magnolia can also be detected.

This juice is not for everyone, but it's inexpensive (I paid $35), but it can be had for less across the pond and all points east.