Oudyssee opens with a sharp, bracing slap of lemon and bergamot, immediately distinguished by a dry, herbaceous kick of Brazilian maté absolute. Unlike many oud-centered fragrances that lean heavy and...
The fragrance is widely categorized as a versatile performer with impressive staying power, consistent with the house's reputation for long-lasting scents like Black Aoud or Oud Tobacco.
It is frequently cited as a highly adaptable Mediterranean-style scent, making it a rare oud-based fragrance that performs exceptionally well during the spring and warmer months.
While many Montale releases are known for being loud and polarizing, this is viewed as a more balanced and "daily-wear" friendly option that works as well in a business setting as it does for leisure.
Enthusiasts often compare its vibe to the "fresh-woody" DNA found in Mancera’s Aoud Lemon Mint, though Oudyssee is noted for its specific tea-like maté note and lack of floral sweetness.
