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The scent actually shifts as it burns—first the damp redwood hits, then the wild sage comes through like the fog is lifting. I’ve got it going in my living room and it genuinely smells like a rainy day on Highway 1.
The scent is like stepping onto a foggy trail after a storm—that redwood and sage mix is uncanny. I lit it during a rainy evening and the whole room smelled like the coast for hours, and the burn really does live up to the slow promise.
The burn is impressively slow—I've gotten close to 20 hours out of it so far and the scent still holds that damp, earthy redwood note without turning bitter. It's like having a sliver of Highway 1 fog in my living room.
