How to pronounce “frankincense” in English

is probably the most ancient uh perfume captured by men frankincense and Cedarwood Cedarwood okay so the frankincense you're right is a very small tree it grows on the whole of Africa

wood which starts to exude uh what will become the the the frankincense tears so you you can

meeting of the amazing smell of the Cedarwood from Lebanon with the smell of frankincense from the home of Africa that's what I consider the absolute birth of perfumery in in the story of man

There’s all this history of wine flavors and the air of frankincense or whatever, I don’t know how to do all that stuff.

know uh if you talk about the the woods and and what what is taken from the woods you have several sources of Frankincense you have several sources of wood agawood um and so just by the origin or

conscious people but the magic of that is that we know from all the records you know frankincense is everywhere in the Bible in the ancient text and so yes uh the queen of Shabbat she was uh she

was she was doing that and she was bringing this uh with with her camel she was bringing presence of Frankincense to King Solomon who himself was building his Palace full of cedar planks so the

from Herod's to a manger in Bethlehem with gold, frankincense, and myrrh pay their respects on their way never to be heard from again.

Was it to pay their respects or was it perhaps to find a place to hide because they had just stolen gold and frankincense, so it starts the ball rolling in your mind of like who

absolute that is inside is also magical it's also magical and and I'm taking the Jasmine but some ingredients are even you know more mysterious and more incredible like like the frankincense

it and in fact that one and the sandalwood one made me made me very very uh sentimental I understand so The Story You're evoking I think is frankincense frankincense frankincense

Seth Grahame-Smith: And so I got really excited by the where'd they get the gold, frankincense, and myrrh?