Description
Grains of traditional sweet frankincense blended with bits of real cedar combine into a unique scent of fresh pine. The cedars of Lebanon were prized in antiquity, and our Cedars of Lebanon Incense is sure to become a favorite.
Details
Incense Style: |
Blend |
Fragrance Notes: |
Pine |
Fragrance Notes: |
Earthy |
Delivery & Returns
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RETURN POLICY
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Customer Reviews
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I love cedar
I already knew I was going to like this one, i’ve always loved cedar and it’s got a sweet sent to, so I’ll definitely be buying this one again.
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Smells Magnificent
I bought this some time ago, and just offered some for my prayers tonight. It smelled great. The little wood chips burn quickly, so keep that in mind. A wonderful, woody, sacred scent befitting an offering to God.
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Personal Favorite
Lutheran Laity here. I've used a lot of different incenses from this site, and this one takes the cake. So amazing. It's a very pleasant, woody smell, not too strong, and surprisingly not too smokey. The one and only downside is that you have to find a way to fit both the wood chips and the incense pieces on your coal.
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Wonderful
Earthy, woody, wonderful, and meditative.
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Sweet Campfire Incense
This incense will have you smelling like a campfire (in a good way). The slivers of cedar smell like what you would expect, and the incense granules produce a sweet, "frankincensy" smell. If you do not like the smell of smoke or burning would, I would pass on this one. The smell is more of burning wood and less of pine or evergreen (like other incense options provide). Also, when it's done burning, there is a lot of coal to sweep off the charcoal in the censer. All this being said, this is a high-quality incense that burns easily for a moderate duration with a good amount of smoke.
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Not good at all
I've recived 97% pieces of wood and 2% "incense. I've requested an exchange but they declined.
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Beautiful
I have been trying as many incense as I can and this is by far my favorite. Sweet wood, and earthy fragrance. I will be purchasing much more of this in the future. Thank you!
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Smooth
As other reviewers have noted, Cedars of Lebanon is a fantastic, balanced, and smooth incense. The cedar smell is not overwhelming at all, and the little bits of frankincense help to add a lemony scent for balance. The cedar slivers and frankincense burn for awhile, and to a clean finish, leaving your charcoal intact.
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Balanced
A very good choice if some of the athonite fragrances are too pungent for your taste. The frankincense awakens the focus of prayer while the cedar has an inviting and calming effect. Smells like home. Also, those who like the earthy character of the hibernia incense will likely enjoy this.
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good earthy scent
I like the scent of this incense but would like to add some frankincense to it, but that's only because of what I prefer specifically. The grains of resin in this are smaller than I anticipated and I think that might influence how it burns, though I am no expert. I put a small amount on the coal and it burns for 5-10 minutes at a time, sometimes more, depending on how I arrange things.
