amreeya corporation
Trader
If anyone wants a pure and aromatic incense sticks i would suggest to check out amreeya.com which is a leading incense stick supplier in mumbai and all over India. The best incense stick at an affordable price.
Incense of the Day
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Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
Did they offer pure incense sticks?
hawk_757
Barn Bro
Yes sir; it is in a stick form.
hedycent
True Ouddict
Could you make a guess at the ingredients please
hawk_757
Barn Bro
@Mandeel AlMandeel, you may find it offered by quite a few internet retailers. I misspoke earlier; it contains agar agallocha, not malaccensis.
AbasFrag
Oud Burner
If you had some Sri Lankan frankinsence that mix should be called: Three musketeers
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
If you had some Sri Lankan frankinsence that mix should be called: Three musketeers
Nice one Dale
Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
Enjoy habibi!Nice one Dale
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
Enjoy habibi!
Barak Allahu feek Azizi
Oudamberlove
Member
I recently got some Hainan incense sticks from 2088Tea. After a session of lighting the stick, it leaves a nice aroma lingering in my room. The profile is very close to IO Sinensis. Now I wish I got more Sinensis
Rasoul Salehi
True Ouddict
Incense this afternoon after lunch and before nap: 9 life times via 2088tea aka Kyara zen.
Hong Kong material and red soil. Both of these ingredients are new to me. It mostly smells of burning autumn leaves with very faint 1 in 10 kinam like scents. Not for novice or even intermediates I find. Definitely an acquired taste. One that I enjoy from afar. Best part is scent left behind after the super thin sticks are done burning. I also very strongly recommend burning upright. On angle or upside down it will burn too fast and ruin the delicate notes.
Unlike Japanese Kyara/agarwood that I "get it" even blind smelling, this one here is still a puzzle for me. To be studied and tried again.
Hong Kong material and red soil. Both of these ingredients are new to me. It mostly smells of burning autumn leaves with very faint 1 in 10 kinam like scents. Not for novice or even intermediates I find. Definitely an acquired taste. One that I enjoy from afar. Best part is scent left behind after the super thin sticks are done burning. I also very strongly recommend burning upright. On angle or upside down it will burn too fast and ruin the delicate notes.
Unlike Japanese Kyara/agarwood that I "get it" even blind smelling, this one here is still a puzzle for me. To be studied and tried again.
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
Hi Rasul,
Was it the chinese oud stick that where sold recently ?
I went yesterday to hunt for sticks but nothing lol
Rasoul Salehi
True Ouddict
Oud_learner
Junior Member
Is this Hainan Classic from Wu Shuang Ge?
Rasoul Salehi
True Ouddict
No. Dif one. Hainan classic is immediately very enjoyable with consistent bitter sweet overtones. The nine life times is more meditative bitter and hard to grasp. 1 in 10 whif is awesome. The rest is hide and seek.