Mesquite Natural Wood Incense Bricks with Holder, 100 Count - Made in The USA

I will start by saying - I am a HUGE fan of the smell of pinon wood.This incense can be a bit tricky to light. I use a small torch, and have no problems. Each piece burns for about fifteen minutes and fills my home with the sweet smell of pinon. Definitely a favorite here.

The scent is fantastic. I feel relaxed using it. Smells like fresh cedar sawdust, which is great in my opinion.Burn speed isn’t too fast, or too slow.They can become crushed and powdery if the delivery person doesn’t handle it gently. Just be aware.

I lived in NM for 3 years and LOOOOOOOOVED burning pinion firewood! It made the house smell like we were up in the mountains! We moved away two years ago and I miss the pinion smell so much during the winters. I found these and they smell wonderful! I haven't been able to find pinion firewood where I'm at now but I can use these are a nice stand-in!

The packaging was a bit flimsy and the bricks inside had a significant amount of breakage. The smoke produced from the bricks was amazing. Like being in a backyard BBQ. Just wished the burn would last a bit longer.

I absolutely love the scent. Very earthy but mild. I don’t care for the cones because they are hard to light. I wish they came in sticks instead. But I will continue to buy them. I use them outside more than inside while I sit on my porch with a cocktail. Reminds me of a campfire.

I absolutely love the products by this company. Most authentic wood smell, because they’re genuine wood products! I like to burn them after cooking to rid the house of odors. Also when it rains for a campfire smell 😍

I love this it burns so calming it makes me feel like Christmas season all year around

These arrived perfectly. No crumbled pieces or excess dust. The sticks where placed in a small zipper bag, to keep out moisture, before placing them in their box.They smell lovely when burning. Not overwhelming. I would say burn time is about the same as a quality cone, when the bricks are lit and burned the way they are supposed to. My problem is getting them lit that way. Thus far I've been lucky to light 3 bricks. The rest I've spent up to 3 minutes each, with a multi purpose lighter, just to get a corner ignited - and then have it go out a minute later. I don't need that stress! I now treat them like loose incense and burn them on a charcoal disk. SO MUCH EASIER!So, yeah. It's a good incense. You just need to be mindful of the possibility you may not be able to burn it the way it's intended to be burned.

On dirai un feu de foyer. facile d utilisation et super bonne odeur.

Smells just like wood stove. Love it!

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This is exactly what I was looking for. The smell is a replica of that wonderful fall camping woodfire. The smell is a bit intense for the first minute as you are lighting the incense, but it then mellows out and is not overwhelming.It can bit a bit difficult to burn at first if you don't know how to start a real fire. I hold the brick over a candle instead of a lighter or match to make it easier. Let the end of the brick catch just a bit of fire and then blow on the lit end a few times.

From second attempt juniper was sent, but has the only hint of the desired scent what we know very good...