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- Thread starter Kruger
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A hearty welcome @Habz786
...and here I thought you wanted to keep your Ceylons a secret! The previous Ceylon brews you have are probably more than the quantity of everything in the market - combined (and that's just the ones I know of).
By the way, I'm getting anxiety just looking at the photo... maybe its just the camera angle (?), but it seems the retort stand wants to go down to the floor (or is that not a retort stand?), please fix it!
You know how much anxiety I get if even something as 'trivial' as the drip rate increases from 1 drop per 10 seconds to 1 drop per 7 seconds.Wishing you all the best with this brew, and super curious to see how it compares to your others you've showed me.
What am I missing?
The clamp appears to be perfectly perpendicular to the stand. So the clamp should be set to a non-perpendicular angle to the stand? (yikes!)
And why should the stand be slanted? I'd love for you (or Ensar!) to ouducate me on this, as I really truly cannot comprehend that angle (nor the pink ribbons).
The clamp appears to be perfectly perpendicular to the stand. So the clamp should be set to a non-perpendicular angle to the stand? (yikes!)
And why should the stand be slanted? I'd love for you (or Ensar!) to ouducate me on this, as I really truly cannot comprehend that angle (nor the pink ribbons).
Finally got to try Sinensis by IO, thanks to a gun-slingin' sheriff
Reminds me a whole lot of Eden Botanicals' CO2 Assam extract. The pollen, the balsam, the seabreeze elements are all there (accessory notes that go hand-in-hand with CO2 extraction). This being sinensis agarwood though, it is closer to my heart than Eden's agallocha extract.
This would make a superb perfumery ingredient for the natural perfumer looking to incorporate a soft yet tenacious agarwood heart note in a blend, at a relatively low cost. I am assuming it is from Guangdong materials?
Reminds me a whole lot of Eden Botanicals' CO2 Assam extract. The pollen, the balsam, the seabreeze elements are all there (accessory notes that go hand-in-hand with CO2 extraction). This being sinensis agarwood though, it is closer to my heart than Eden's agallocha extract.
This would make a superb perfumery ingredient for the natural perfumer looking to incorporate a soft yet tenacious agarwood heart note in a blend, at a relatively low cost. I am assuming it is from Guangdong materials?
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Finally got to try Sinensis by IO, thanks to a gun-slingin' sheriff
Reminds me a whole lot of Eden Botanicals' CO2 Assam extract. The pollen, the balsam, the seabreeze elements are all there (accessory notes that go hand-in-hand with CO2 extraction). This being sinensis agarwood though, it is closer to my heart than Eden's agallocha extract.
This would make a superb perfumery ingredient for the natural perfumer looking to incorporate a soft yet tenacious agarwood heart note in a blend, at a relatively low cost. I am assuming it is from Guangdong materials?
Reminds me a whole lot of Eden Botanicals' CO2 Assam extract. The pollen, the balsam, the seabreeze elements are all there (accessory notes that go hand-in-hand with CO2 extraction). This being sinensis agarwood though, it is closer to my heart than Eden's agallocha extract.
This would make a superb perfumery ingredient for the natural perfumer looking to incorporate a soft yet tenacious agarwood heart note in a blend, at a relatively low cost. I am assuming it is from Guangdong materials?