Three refill packs of handmade turf sods from our farmhouse in Silverbridge, South Armagh. Each sod burns for about 35 to 45 minutes on your slate or cottage burner.
What's in the box
- 3 refill packs of solid turf incense sods
How to light it
- Place a sod on the slate burner or another heat-proof surface.
- Light the tip until it glows.
- Gently blow out the flame and let it smoulder.
- Each sod burns for about 35 to 45 minutes.
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Handmade Irish Turf / Peat Incense REFILL SET 3 x Turf Incense Refill Packs
Each peat incense pack includes 12x solid sods made to burn easily and slowly to fill your home with the original smell of an Irish cottage.
Produced on our farmhouse in Silverbridge in the Heart of South Armagh, you can recreate the smell of rural Ireland in your own home without even owning a fireplace!
With our Incense turf sods placed on the Bangor Blue Slate burner and ignited, you will soon be transported back to the old Irish cottages, where warmth and cooking of food were provided by the open fire and sods of turf burning within.
This incense has been specially designed to be easy to ignite with a lasting smoulder that will fill the room with the distinctive smell of an open turf fire.
Each turf sod should burn for approx. 35-45 minutes.
Made in County Armagh
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Every purchase supports planting a tree!
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Questions
How long does delivery take?
UK orders go by Royal Mail Tracked 48. Free UK delivery over £35.
Can I add a gift note?
Yes. Add a free hand-written gift note to any order.
How long does a sod burn?
Each sod burns for about 35 to 45 minutes.
Do I need a fireplace?
No. Light a sod on the slate burner and you get the smell of a turf fire at home.
Where is it made?
Our turf incense is made on our farmhouse in Silverbridge, South Armagh.

