Harvested by hand from bog plot in Co Offaly, Ireland, and dried naturally for 6 months. If left unburnt in an open bowl will provide a wonderful smelling air freshener of the earthy peatlands of Ireland, The wild distinctive smell of an Irish wilderness, The peat is made up of decaying vegetation, from over ...
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