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Sumatran Patchouli - Vintage 2010 by Rising Phoenix Perfumery
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Rising Phoenix PerfumeryUnited States

Sumatran Patchouli - Vintage 2010

Perfume OilOil

Sizes and where to buy

SizeVolumePriceAvailability
3 grams3 ml$45In stock
5 grams5 ml$70In stock
15 grams15 ml$185In stock
30 grams30 ml$350In stock
120 grams120 ml$1,250In stock

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Source

Country : North Sumatra, Indonesia

Species : Pogostemon cablin Benth. (P. patchouli Pellet), fam. Lamiaceae (Labiatae)

Extraction : Stainless, Vintage 2010

In Chinese Medicine, Patchouli is known as Huo Xiang, Enters the Spleen and Stomach, Transforms Damp, Expels Summer Heat and Wind / Cold. It is ideal for Damp Environments prone to mold and mildew. Smells damn good, too.

The aroma is very woody, fresh, and and unusually light and airy.

I've had many tell me this is one of THE best Indonesian Patchoulis they've ever smelled.

This is the premium stuff. Rich, deep, oh-so-good !

The materials that I get are not often found among more commonly accessible aromatherapy suppliers. The quality is in the top 1-3% that is reserved for perfumery use - and the production is often from small artisan operations rather than huge commercial commodity producers. This is a rare treat, from a small batch of aged oil reserved by a small artisan producer.

Perfect for compounding your own perfume or aromatherapy blends - and incredible in an aroma diffuser. Wears beautifully on it's own.

**DOES NOT come with a regulator. You'll want to pick up some pipettes to use, as well.

I've got some pipettes listed in the shop should you need them.

**This is a limited batch, and really really special stuff - be sure to grab some before it's gone !

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