What's on your burner today?

Jeff

New Member
Port Moresby - I was lucky enough to get my hands on a solid piece and let me tell you, this is one of my favorites. I just love the jungly, forest, green on low heat that transforms to a very pleasant spice - I get cinnamon - as the initial notes pass and the heater begs to be increased. It was the latter that inspired me to seek out a very special piece and now I cringe every time I dig into my jar to shave off another piece for the burner.

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Ensar Oud

Well-Known Member
Port Moresby - I was lucky enough to get my hands on a solid piece and let me tell you, this is one of my favorites. I just love the jungly, forest, green on low heat that transforms to a very pleasant spice - I get cinnamon - as the initial notes pass and the heater begs to be increased. It was the latter that inspired me to seek out a very special piece and now I cringe every time I dig into my jar to shave off another piece for the burner.

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What better way to celebrate the New Moon than with an abundant fumigation of Mastic gum? The cool, clean, slightly wet-smelling scent is an ideal representation of Earth´s nightly consort.
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Alkhadra

Guest
Salam, been awhile since I've been on the forum...Oudy ambitions keep me busy enough! :oops:

On the burner, a bunch of different artisanal resins made awhile back in-house. I'm glad I kept some for myself, really a different fumigation experience. I have an old batch of Ceylon Resin that really takes you to cloud nine when fumigating, it's scent gets embedded in the skin if used too generously.