Incienso de Santa Fe - Mesquite Natural Wood Incense Bricks with Holder, 100 Count - Made in the USA

Smells just like a campfire. Love it! I wish they burned a little longer though.

It's a decent enough incense and has a nice, light woodburning scent that's reminiscent of a campfire. The bricks are a little small and last about 15 minutes. They are not difficult to light, but you have to make sure you get the entire end in the match flame and make sure the whole thing is burning for a few seconds before you blow it out so that it can properly smolder. The bricks can easily fall over and do need a holder. Since the ends are square in shape, I just stuck it in a small lump of clay weatherstripping and it works just fine. A small lump of Play-Doh would work as well. Overall, a nice scent. Makes the room smell like there's a fireplace burning away. Pretty cozy on a snowy winter's day.

This incense is the smell of a southwestern desert, of a campfire, of woodsmoke. It is the scent of the outdoors, pure and untainted - not perfumed or "fancy". When I was stuck in the heart of the Big City, I used to burn this to remind me of how it felt to drive through the desert at night, or camp in the deep woods with smoke from the firepit curling into my nostrils. Now that I live out in the Deep Woods... I burn it for more of the same. Note that this stuff is a bit hard to light - a long-nosed grill lighter works better than your average Bic, you'll burn your thumbs trying - and you need to set it on a surface more fireproof than your average incense burner, as when it burns down to the base it will get VERY hot and may crack or scorch a lesser surface. But the Incienso De Santa Fe incenses absolutely RULE when it comes to pure, unadulterated wood scents; no stick or cone incense I've ever found could match 'em. If that's the sort of scent you like, you will love this stuff, indubitably.

OMG 😲 these smell soooooo good. Very effective. I only burned one and it filled the living room and my kitchen with that BBQ smell.

I love the way Mesquite smells. It's exactly the scent I was looking for. It does emit alot of smoke though.

These incense sticks are perfect for if you want that nice smokey fireplace smell at any time throughout the year. I have found they are a little brittle and can be a mess at times, but overall the smell they provides lingers and smells fantastic. Not too strong to the point it's suffocating, but strong enough to smell in a room for a couple days. I will definitely be buying again.

This incense is more like the smell of burning fresh wood in the mountains. My husband likes it because it doesn't make the house smell like perfume, and I like it when I'm not in the mood for a particular scent. Just a fresh, nature outdoors smell, indoors. It's a little hard to light, but if you keep it up, it will take off eventually. It does leave a sticky resin at the base of where it burns down to, so make sure it's not sitting on anything other than an easily cleaned up surface. I wouldn't use wood or a standard incense tray. They are shaped like little mini bricks, so I just stand them upright in my stainless steel sink. When it's burned out, just spritz with alcohol and the resin cleans right up. Plus you know it won't cause a fire burning in there.

It seriously smells JUST like you have a fireplace going in your house. I've bought all of the scents at this point and I love them all. They all smell unique and they produce a lot of good smelling smoke. My two favorites have to be the mesquite and the juniper by far. They have the sweetest and earthiest smell that lingers after the stick is done. I would highly recommend these. And get the 100 count! You'll want to burn some all over the house so you'll go through them quick. The little clay burner it comes with is also super cute!

Love the incense it's real and represents to me goodness like the other incense I have ordered