Bastoncini d'incenso Nag Champa 16 bastoncini 16g Goloka

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These smell lovely. Good quality, natural incense. Good value way of purchasing them. Highly recommended

Have previously used Satya Nag Champa. Had received incense from them the last 2 orders which was made in India and very poor quality, very acrid in its scent which was pervasive and we had a friend with some breathing issues and the incense caused him significant discomfort, it put me off completely. These ones are chalk and cheese, absolutely beautiful scent. Scent is smooth and 'delicate' not acrid at all and even smell better unlit than the previous brand. I love these and can't praise them any higher. Well worth the money.

There is better incense such as Nepal musk, but it's £3.50 for 20 sticks, so if you cant splash out on that and want an affordable basic quality incense, this is it. Not too in your face, not smokey, and has that unusual scent you want from incense. Anyone liking incense would not be disappointed by this and very good value. can't go wrong with nag champa, although after sampling many as i do before buying bulk, you will develop your favorites. this is a great all rounder i keep going back to and costs so little when you buy in bulk.

Have opened-used only one box so far. Nice aroma, earthy smell, with relatively narrow smoke chimney and overall good value for money. Yet a bit different smell from previous purchased box of the same incense (local supplier) without being bad, just different.

These are my favourite incense! So much so that as soon as I saw them, I got the box of 12. I have always been a fan of Nag Champa Incense; even when I was young I would buy a blue box with my pocket money. The Goloka 'flavour' from Nag Champa are incredible. If you've used cheap incense, you'll understand the usual burning smell of poor quality sticks with a nasty chemical tone; even in some Stamford sticks I've noticed the familiar stench fill my room. With the Nag Champa's, that smell is completely non-existent, my room is filled with a smooth, all-natural aroma that feels uplifting and clear. I can easily burn a whole one of these in my room without noticing the smoke; what I mean by that is, it doesn't get down your throat and make you cough unlike other brands. Each stick is handmade and you can see this as they are not a uniform thickness and some are blotchier than others; I like this as it shows they are authentic. Although they are a normal length, they seem to burn for much longer than the cheaper sticks, maybe that's because of the compound used to make them, they fell denser. Each box out of the twelve comes with a free sample of another 'flavour' for you to try, a nice touch. The main box is similar in design to the individual ones and looks attractive as well as being extra protective. Overall I would definitely recommend them to ANYONE who likes incense, I'd be hugely surprised to hear any negative comments about the quality and smell of these. Please vote if you found my review helpful or not; it helps me write better reviews!

I like to hike and camp most weekends whatever the weather. After stopping smoking, I needed to find different ways of keeping the midges from eating me alive. I paid a visit to a local craft shop and bought a selection of incense sticks. After several weeks of using these, I discovered that there were some I didn't like, some I did, and one that I absolutely loved. It was the "Goloka" incense, sold in packs of 12 boxes at the ridiculously low price of around 50 pence if bought in bulk. Burning these has become an integral part of my camping trips, along with meditative music and vindaloo curry. The aromas which pervade my small tent as a result, take me far away from work related stress, irritating phone calls, etc. I don't know if they actually keep the midges away, but I intend to keep trying.............ps I also now burn this in my garden shed!!