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White Tiger 2021 : “Gold Silk Soft Oil” - PureHainan Plantation Kynam Oil
White Tiger 2021 : “Gold Silk Soft Oil” - PureHainan Plantation Kynam Oil
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Jungle : Hainan, China
Class : Grafted, Plantation
Distillation : CO2 - October, 2021
So I wanted to offer a plantation Kynam oil **not produced by some megalithic operation** ... which meant I’d have to produce one.
I also wanted to offer an inexpensive Kynam oil that could also serve as a juxtaposition against the WILD Hainan Kynam oil I was planning to produce : 2021 Bai Qinam (in the shop, now!).
Side by side, you’d be able to smell and see first hand the difference in complexity, but it would also be a study of Wild vs Plantation.
I have enough to offer some as a stand alone sale, BUT - I will also include an equivalent amount of White Tiger with every purchase of Bai Qinam so you can compare and contrast.
ABOUT THIS OIL
To be clear - this is a CO2 extraction
Also to be clear - the source material is as is seen in the listing photo, a particular type of Kynam known as “Gold Silk, Soft Oil.”
WHY CO2 ?
Simply put - yields. A water distillation would have a roughly 0.01% yield. So if we used a kg - we’d be lucky to get 8-10g of oil out of this premium sinking material used.
But if we CO2’d a kg of material - we’d have a rough 0.06-0.1% yield - meaning we’d get somewhere between 60-100g of oil. On this batch - we got a little more than 60g - making it much more affordable than if we had hydro-distilled it.
THE SCENT
Those familiar with CO2 extractions are familiar with a general lack of Top Notes - but a very true scent of raw material.
In this case - this principle held true.
**in the wild Bai Qinam ... hold your horses - Top Notes Intact !!
So - expect a true-to-source material scent of Hainan Kynam. Rich, pollen and honeycomb and deep resinous note with that lovely Kynam drydown.
I HIGHLY recommend grabbing a little of the Bai Qinam - so you’ll get both oils (and a FREE sample of White Tiger) to compare and contrast side-by-side.
Materials: Hainan China Oud,plantation Qinam,Grafted Kynam
Class : Grafted, Plantation
Distillation : CO2 - October, 2021
So I wanted to offer a plantation Kynam oil **not produced by some megalithic operation** ... which meant I’d have to produce one.
I also wanted to offer an inexpensive Kynam oil that could also serve as a juxtaposition against the WILD Hainan Kynam oil I was planning to produce : 2021 Bai Qinam (in the shop, now!).
Side by side, you’d be able to smell and see first hand the difference in complexity, but it would also be a study of Wild vs Plantation.
I have enough to offer some as a stand alone sale, BUT - I will also include an equivalent amount of White Tiger with every purchase of Bai Qinam so you can compare and contrast.
ABOUT THIS OIL
To be clear - this is a CO2 extraction
Also to be clear - the source material is as is seen in the listing photo, a particular type of Kynam known as “Gold Silk, Soft Oil.”
WHY CO2 ?
Simply put - yields. A water distillation would have a roughly 0.01% yield. So if we used a kg - we’d be lucky to get 8-10g of oil out of this premium sinking material used.
But if we CO2’d a kg of material - we’d have a rough 0.06-0.1% yield - meaning we’d get somewhere between 60-100g of oil. On this batch - we got a little more than 60g - making it much more affordable than if we had hydro-distilled it.
THE SCENT
Those familiar with CO2 extractions are familiar with a general lack of Top Notes - but a very true scent of raw material.
In this case - this principle held true.
**in the wild Bai Qinam ... hold your horses - Top Notes Intact !!
So - expect a true-to-source material scent of Hainan Kynam. Rich, pollen and honeycomb and deep resinous note with that lovely Kynam drydown.
I HIGHLY recommend grabbing a little of the Bai Qinam - so you’ll get both oils (and a FREE sample of White Tiger) to compare and contrast side-by-side.
Materials: Hainan China Oud,plantation Qinam,Grafted Kynam
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