The Best Sandalwood Incense Sticks of the Year
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Sandalwood incense, which is made from the sandalwood tree, has a long history of cultural and religious use.
In terms of aroma, sandalwood is often described as woody, creamy, sweet, buttery, and resinous, with slight floral and balsamic undertones.
Taking that into account, let’s take a look at some of the best sandalwood incense sticks of the year.
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Minorien, Fu-in Sandalwood Incense Sticks
Minorien is a respected Japanese incense brand and their Fu-in series is particularly well-regarded.
“Fu-in” translates to “wind afterglow” or “wind traces”, hinting at the profound and calming nature of incense.
In terms of aroma, this incense is creamy, buttery, woody, and sweet, but without any harsh smokiness.
These incense sticks are a great representation of what sandalwood incense should smell like and is certainly one that we would recommend.
Shoyeido, Incense Road: Sandalwood Incense Sticks
Shoyeido is a respected Japanese incense company with a history that spans over three centuries.
The “Incense Road” product line is intended to showcase traditional fragrances in their pure form.
In terms of aroma, this incense is smooth, woody, and slightly creamy.
Balaji, Chandan (Sandalwood) Incense Sticks
Balaji is a relatively well-known Indian incense brand and their Chandan incense sticks is one of their most popular products.
In terms of aroma, this incense is sweet, woody, and slightly balsamic.
This particular incense is rather strong, and can really fill a room with its scent.
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