Gonesh Incense Sticks Extra Rich Collection - Cedarwood 5 Packs (100 Total)

This incense adds a comfortable ambiance. The cedarwood is less sweet than the sandalwood and is understated luxury. A balanced scent that is neither too strong nor weak. Brings a rich atmosphere to the room. Doesn't interfere with the enjoyment of my tea and coffee. The sticks burn cleanly.

They had the smell of cedar

I used to buy this brand from my local grocery store. This is much easier.

Pretty nice cedar wood scent. Doesn't beat Blue Pearl's cedarwood though, not as natural smelling but very close. As the other reviewer stated, even after over a year since that review, there is still something sticky on the outside of each individual package. But, I didn't have the problem of getting the incense out and apart, and it burns nicely. Guess mine wasn't that bad. I will buy these again when I'm on a budget but not from this seller (what the heck is that sticky stuff...washing my hands). But, Blue Pearl cedarwood is my #1 choice when I can afford it.

These smell fine, but are super strong. They mean intense. I had to put the packs in the garage and I can smell them in there.

Gonesh is always my favorite incense.

Purchased December 2020. I have lived and worked in rural New Mexico where they burn a lot of Cedar and Pinion Pine. This scent IS NOT CEDAR!!! The scent is not bad but appears to be closer to Sandalwood, Sage, Jasmine or a combination there of. Their Sandalwood, Jasmine, and Sage are good but less expensive at Walmart.20 - 30 Minute burn time. Arrived timely in 5 individual packets or 20 sticks, each. Condition good.I have found the most authentic Cedar and Pinion Pine scents at Incienso De Santa Fe, Inc., Albuquerque. NM. Burn time fairly short - 10 - 15 minutes. Other scents from Gonesh Sticks Extra Rich, also made in USA, are good and I will continue to purchase. Wish their Cedar is more authentic.

This was a 5 pack of incenses sticks---20 to a pack. They had all been bundled together and apparently wrapped with some sort of shrink wrap or plastic wrap. All the individual packs were stuck to each other and had to be pulled apart leaving a large streak down the length of each container. Upon opening each container I had to use a pair of tongs to reach inside and break the bundles of sticks loose from the container. The two bundles in each container are individually wrapped and the wrapping on all was all wrinkled and stuck to the sticks inside.These packages all appeared to be either really old or most likely subjected to some sort of abnormal amount of heat. Don't know if it is due to storage or during the packaging procedure but something just was not right about the handling of these items. I have only tried one of them and it appears to work OK but you just have to put forth a lot of effort to get them out and use them. I suggest a different handling and or packaging procedure.