Mieloud opens with a thick, syrupy wave of honey tempered by the dry, woody heat of Ceylonese cinnamon. This isn't a light or airy sweetness; it is dense and gourmand, feeling almost tactile on the sk...
The fragrance is widely praised for its value-to-performance ratio, with users noting that it offers the kind of longevity and sillage typically associated with much more expensive niche houses.
Many enthusiasts categorize this as a "powerhouse" scent, frequently discussing its ability to survive through long evenings and remain noticeable on clothing into the next day.
A common point of comparison in the community is Honey Aoud by Montale, with many testers noting that Mieloud serves as a more accessible alternative that captures the same spicy, medicinal oud and honey profile.
While technically unisex, some debate exists regarding its lean; however, the consensus suggests that the heavy leather and oud notes balance the honey enough to suit anyone who enjoys bold, oriental compositions.
It is most highly recommended for cold weather use, specifically during autumn and winter nights, as the warmth of the cinnamon and honey can feel overwhelming in high humidity.
