Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Share 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 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Share 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 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2010 Report Share 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 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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