A new and different Sacra infusion from my friendly artisan distiller.
Jim talks of the complexity of this specimen, the layers of aroma, says that compared to the other infusions it is more earthy, more complex. We agree that it has more masculine energy than the others. Aromatically it isdeeper and darker than our other Sacra infusions. from a perfumery standpoint it would be, perhaps, a base note, at the very least a low heart note. This is the one that Jim is taking home.
Our beloved "nose" (who I should hire just to write product descriptions) says, "The brown Frankincense sacra infusion is a little deeper than the other three and a little more woodsy, sweet and spicy. Almost mysterious. It seems to have a very night-time-like energy to it. As if this resin captured the sunlight most at sunset. He went on to write, "Sweet, citrusy, floral, almost like a cup of spiced Orange tea with a touch of honey. Very uplifting for me energetically. As it unfolds on the skin it tends to stay lighter than the other infusions. Not so much woodsy as deeply resinous and citrus. I'm particularly drawn to this infusion in the mornings because of its energizing quality. I'm not a morning person, but this infusion brings about a calming yet focusing feeling. Something that could really get your mind on track for the day."
The artist who creates these vibrant infusions writes, "the Brown resin is in very big chunks , they conglomerate together, and they're very fresh and full of life , they're so fresh that some of them they still have little clear drops of fresh resin coming out through the dried up outer solid layer." (I bet that made powdering them even more of a challenge than usual.)
One friend is talking about blending with some Argan oil for a beard oil. Oh my goodness!
Like our other Frankincense infusions, this Sacra Brown contains not only the essential oil but also the boswellic acid and incensole acetate not found in the distilled essential oil.
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