A perfect blend of rose and woody musk with hints of pine, cherries and vanilla. It has a distinct and pleasant sweetness, with an attractive, inviting, natural sweet floral fragrance, mineral coolness in the middle, which is pleasant, and some woody musk underneath. Crafted and hand rolled at the foothills of a sacred mountain Arunachala (Tamil Nadu). Steve Pereira of Incense in the Wind blog informs: “The scent on the burn is delightful, and a little bit familiar. It’s light, feminine, floral, sweet. It’s a candy sweetness with little touches of rose, hints of Turkish delight. Quite yummy. ” Full review is available here: https://incenseinthewind.blogspot.com/2023/10/bhagwan-incense-spring-blossom-masala.html Mike from the the Olfactory Rescue Service informs: “So Spring Blossom? Well, this one is definitely surprisingly high with an actual gorgeous rose note and maybe the cherry is a little farther down in the bouquet. The description also gives musk, pine and vanilla and they’re all much more noticeable than in other pink sticks I’ve tried, giving this a bit of extra breadth. So I think most will find this to be a really beautiful incense and certainly if you’ve never tried one of these pink sticks it’s easy to recommend this one.” Full review is available here: https://olfactoryrescueservice.wordpress.com/
