Composition: sandalwood, sticky powder.
Sticky powder or "joss stick glue" is a neutral, sticky substance used in the manufacturing of incense sticks, especially in traditional Chinese incense production. The tree commonly used for joss stick glue is the Litsea glutinosa, also known as "jut" or "tabu." The resin extracted from this tree is used as a sticky base in incense stick manufacturing.
The aroma is distinctly sweet, sugary, powdery, autumnal-fruity-fruity, slightly spicy-woody with nuances of campfire from the grapevine, overripe pear, white raisins, fading chrysanthemum and sweet dried persimmon on the residual aroma. The incense is made according to a traditional Chinese recipe. An image of sweet autumn in the southern regions: dried apricots, persimmons, raisins, sweet white wine like Sauternes, quiet warm autumn sun and special straw sweetness. It performs well at different times of the year and time of day, with a variety of teas.
