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Choosing an Oud Gift
Begin with the person who will open it, then decide what belongs in the box.
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The names on the label. The piece on the burner. The questions that help you choose.
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Begin with the person who will open it, then decide what belongs in the box.
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Where a tree grew, how resin formed and what happened after harvest are three different questions.
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Keep the product easy to identify, protected from its surroundings and ready for its intended use.
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An island, a city and a supplier’s trading name can all appear on an oud label. Ask which one you are reading.
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Cambodi, Trat and Prachin are useful names to recognise. Keep the country and the product format in view.
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Put the quantities beside the prices before deciding which product offers the better fit.
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A suitable burner, a small portion and attention to the heat are the useful starting points.
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A grade name becomes useful when the seller explains what it means for that product.
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The cut helps you judge the piece in your hand and the portion on your burner.
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