Quebracho

Quebracho, or also white quebracho, is the bark of the South American tree Aspidosperma quebracho blanco, native to Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, etc. It must not be confused with other queabracho species that belong to the genus Schinopsis. Among other things, wood is used in carpentry to make furniture, or for chess pieces, skis, etc. Wood and bark do not produce large amounts of ash, they are burned slowly.

One of the ingredients is quebrachin, a synonym for yohimbine, which is still used today to master mixtures to support male potency.

Aroma: woody - exotic - incense
Use: for calming, stress and tension suppression. Due to the content of quebrachin, the effects are aphrodisiac.

Instructions for use: pour a small amount of bark on the hot fast-burning carbon and let the mixture smolder until it burns out completely. For fixing carbon we recommend special tongs Use the best container intended for these purposes, such as incense burners respectively. natural flat mussels or metal bowls. You can burn wood, bark, herbs, mixtures in