Black Dammar (Canarium strictum)

Scientific name: Canarium strictum

Family: Burseraceae

Originally from India, it is harvested when the plant dies and falls to the ground, no indiscriminate cutting.

Aroma; fresh, almost balsamic but sweet fruity.

Attention!

Some batches have a very aggressive smell, reminiscent of bitumen, or asphalt during processing, this depends on the extractions, since it is collected from deposits in the subsoil, therefore it is a resin that can be even several centuries old, but it is not an amber! to get to this it takes about 2 million years.