Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Posted January 3, 2010 I know many people may be able to answer this but I was wanting Butch's advise on Patchouli. I have someone willing to sell 16oz of Patch that he states as incredible for $40. It comes from someone named John Walsh. Anyway he describes it as follows; " It is dark, smoky, deep, not sweet. " He said it is as close to the old stuff as it gets. Anyway I always thought Patch was supposed to be kinda sweet not just smokey am I wrong? Is the sweet stuff not the real deal? Please advise. Regards Carol Quote
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Posted January 3, 2010 I did some research on the name John Walsh and I see he is a part of the Young Living group so I'll pass on this stuff. But I am still curious about the description of Patchouli as I have some that is indeed smokey, earthy and not sweet. Does it sweeten with age or it the sweet variety fake? Regards Carol ______________________________\ ____________________________ >>>>>I know many people may be able to answer this but I was wanting Butch's advise on Patchouli. I have someone willing to sell 16oz of Patch that he states as incredible for $40. It comes from someone named John Walsh. Anyway he describes it as follows; " It is dark, smoky, deep, not sweet. " He said it is as close to the old stuff as it gets. Anyway I always thought Patch was supposed to be kinda sweet not just smokey am I wrong? Is the sweet stuff not the real deal? Please advise. Regards Carol <<<<<<<<<<<<<< Quote
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2010 Report Posted January 6, 2010 I have had Patchouli that is smokey AND sweet. I think there are different grades that smell a bit different. On Behalf Of cdesousa5 Sunday, January 03, 2010 12:27 PM oils herbs etc Re: Have a ? for Butch I did some research on the name John Walsh and I see he is a part of the Young Living group so I'll pass on this stuff. But I am still curious about the description of Patchouli as I have some that is indeed smokey, earthy and not sweet. Does it sweeten with age or it the sweet variety fake? Regards Carol ________ >>>>>I know many people may be able to answer this but I was wanting Butch's advise on Patchouli. I have someone willing to sell 16oz of Patch that he states as incredible for $40. It comes from someone named John Walsh. Anyway he describes it as follows; " It is dark, smoky, deep, not sweet. " He said it is as close to the old stuff as it gets. Anyway I always thought Patch was supposed to be kinda sweet not just smokey am I wrong? Is the sweet stuff not the real deal? Please advise. Regards Carol <<<<<<<<<<<<<< Quote
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