Blogging from work stinks, so I can't provide an image, but wanted to share that Mystic Ways is closing its doors and is having a liquidation sale. Supplies are going fast.
Their incense sticks are the best around and we've used their Clove and Dirt and Anise scents for years.
http://mysticways.com/charcoal-incense-sticks/
This is very lame indeed.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Mystic Ways
Monday, June 11, 2012
Incense
When I'm building props in the yard or the garage, I've gotten into the habit of burning a few incense sticks while I work.
And always on Halloween night.
I've promoted these before and wanted to mention this company again. In my experience, the finest incense sticks around. With none of that base-note generic incense smell, just the scent on the label.
I've been burning Anise, Licorice, Clove, and Dirt. Those four scents should be combined on a stick and called Halloween.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
Mystic
Decided to experiment and buy some incense sticks from a company other than Gonesh since I was looking for something very specific - black licorice. Mystic Ways came up after a quick search and I placed my order for anise, nutmeg, and pumpkin. It took two days to get here. That's crazy fast. I could smell the three mingled scents when I lifted the box. Very nice.
Incense sticks are tricky. The pre-flame and post-flame scents are obviously going to be pretty different. And often times the post-flame smoke ends up smelling like a pretty bland and standard incense. That's why I love Gonesh incense so much. The smoke scent is darn close to the unlit scent.
Mystic Ways' sticks are intense in their pre-flame state. Like store-on-the-back-porch intense. It's impressive. The house smells of licorice and spice. So when they're burning, you can smell both aromas. Which is neat. The nutmeg and pumpkin post-flame scents are creamy and light. The anise is dark and sweet.
Good prices. Quick delivery.
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