I have a 5ml sample of Swiss Arabian Incense 01 and after two days of wear, this is my review… When this opens it immediately sets a dark, resinous tone - frankincense rises first, smoky and slightly citrus-tinged, wrapped in a flash of bergamot that keeps it from feeling too heavy. There’s a subtle touch of rum and juniper in the mix that adds a boozy sparkle, almost like incense smoke drifting through a glass of spiced gin. It’s bold, atmospheric and instantly attention-grabbing. As it moves into the heart, things get more interesting. Fig steps in with a creamy, slightly green sweetness, while roasted nuts and almond add a toasted warmth that softens the smoke. This is where the fragrance becomes addictive — the incense is still present, but now it’s layered with a gourmand edge that feels rich without turning syrupy. The nuttiness gives depth and texture, stopping the sweetness from overpowering the composition. In the base, dark chocolate, vanilla, sandalwood, cedarwood and moss take over. The smokiness smooths out into something creamy and resinous, with the chocolate and vanilla adding a subtle sweetness that lingers on the skin. The sandalwood and cedar provide structure, while the moss keeps it grounded and slightly earthy. The dry down feels luxurious, warm and quietly seductive. Performance is strong. I got 8+ hours easily, with noticeable projection for the first couple of hours before settling into a dense, personal scent bubble. It leaves a rich, smoky-sweet trail that doesn’t go unnoticed. This isn’t a safe office scent — it’s more a statement fragrance. Best suited for evenings, cooler weather and occasions where you want depth and presence. This feels opulent, slightly mysterious and confidently bold, blending smoky resins with creamy sweetness in a way that feels both niche and wearable. Overall rating: 8.9/10 Would I purchase a full bottle? With payday approaching, that likely answers the question. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy it as much as I do, as incense is not typically a note I gravitate toward. However, it’s far more refined and balanced than the bottle name might suggest — the incense is present, but it doesn’t dominate. Instead, it’s smoothly integrated into the composition, adding depth and character without overwhelming the wearer.

After many suggestions from @Ben E and @Lon Chaneyfield i broke down and bought P fkn R. it’s my 4th frag from RDZ and so far my second favorite. On first spray I’m met with a heavy dose of coffee which is weird because it’s listed as a base note. The coffee only lasts about a minute before the top notes of mango, mojito and passion fruit take over. The mango and passion fruit aren’t super sweet and come off more fresh and slightly aromatic. It’s a great take on the notes. In the heart I can detect some watery notes and coconut. A creamy sweet coconut that is well done Wigan it mixes with the opening. The base is more subtle and the coffee doesn’t really break through like it did on first spray. I can also smell some amber and woods. The musk isn’t there for me. Longevity is just over 7 hours and counting with projection of about 4 feet for the first 3 hours then it shrinks to about a foot. Village is great as the scent trail sticks around for a while. This one comes in behind Paison for me.