Captivating Fragrance of India: Song of India Temple Incense - 20 Stick Package Review

Smells and flavors are always so personal. I gave them a chance and I'm glad I did. Incredible for energy use in and around the home and garden.

This is one of my absolute favorite incense sticks. Not only does it fill your home with a wonderful fragrance, but it is also great for meditation/yoga etc.

Smells great! It's worth it if you're willing to pay, but I probably wouldn't buy it again if it wasn't on sale. They can be used as a traditional incense or kept in potpourri packaging (e.g. in the car, closet, etc.).

I'm not a big fan of incense, but this is the best incense I've ever had. It's sweet and floral, but also spicy and smoky, like a good champagne. It burns slowly and the scent stays in the house for more than a day. It hides any bad smells you might have in the kitchen or laundry room and won't give you a headache like other incense sticks (unless you sit very close to it).

Song of India is a very spicy-sweet fragrance that lingers for a very, very long time after burning. When I'm in the mood for sweet incense, this scent hits the spot. (See what I did? It's really nice, I say that). This is also a charcoal based incense stick so use an incense stand when burning it. Not one I want to use every day because it's potent, but definitely one to keep in reserve when I'm in the mood for a sweet treat.

The first time I burned this stick I almost choked. However, I made two more attempts and fell in love. You have to give this a chance! It doesn't smell EXACTLY like the temples in India (I lived in Chennai and Mumbai for a few years), but it's very close. After a quick look at my 20 packs, I ordered two 100 packs and one 20 pack to give away to a friend. It's worth it. Those who gave bad reviews probably didn't give this incense a very good chance. If I had rated it based on my first…