Baieido Japanese Honey Smokeless Incense - Made from All Natural Raw Materials. Made in Japan Since 1657

The smell changes as it burns. I'd say it's closer to a cooked honey scent than fresh, but it's nice.

I don’t find that it smells like honey as much as something adjacent to it. Perhaps like the lingering smell of frankincense. It has a rather earthy, dense aroma, and like most low smoke incenses, leaves a perfumy smell, which in this case, reminds me of some kind of resinous camphor.

Not too strong, but you can definitely smell it. The scent is very pleasing and not overpowering. The smoke is very subtle. And you get a lot per box. I really appreciate this product! I wish they had other scents that were just subtle and nearly smokeless like this one.

It was less smoke as you said, but too smokey still, thank you

I ordered this to use for mixed media art. I wanted minimal to no scent and a natural product. After a little research, this appeared to be a good choice for me and while it cost a bit more, I feel it was worth it.

The product arrived on time, and I would highly recommend this incense over the more heavier varieties that are available. They burn around 20 minutes, but leave a pleasant scent.

Very good incense for those who might be sensitive to strong smells and smoke. This is very gently and literally smoke-free. I use it in my Buddhist practice and it's lovely. My kids like to use it too, and I don't mind because it's not smokey.

Love this company. I believe they are worth the money due to their ingredients they use. I have pets ; tarantulas, centipedes, and a dog. Causes no harm to them. Great products.