Juliette Has a Gun Another Oud Review: A Modern Fruity Opus

In the gilded halls of high perfumery, few names evoke as much ironic charm as Juliette Has a Gun. When Romano Ricci released 'Another Oud' in 2015, the title itself was a playful wink to a market saturated with agarwood. It was a statement of confidence—a declaration that while the world might have enough oud, it didn't have this oud. At Vivir, we have seen the 'Oud Fever' rise and fall, but this particular composition remains a fascinating study in modern restraint and fruity luminosity. Another Oud is not the dark, brooding, barnyard-heavy scent one might expect from a traditional Middle Eastern attar. Instead, it is a chic, European interpretation that treats oud not as a monolith, but as a textured canvas for vibrant raspberry and shimmering Ambroxan. It represents the 'New Wave' of niche perfumery: wearable, sophisticated, and unapologetically synthetic-forward in the best possible way.