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post #1 of 9
11/15/12 at 6:05am
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I've been reading some reviews of Moss Breches and have been wondering with the new IFA (right acronym?) regulations, how authentic smelling is the moss in this one?

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Terry
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post #2 of 9
11/15/12 at 6:36am
Moss Breches has been discontinued for a while. It is hard to find now.
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post #3 of 9
11/15/12 at 6:52am
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I have a bottle on the way. I guess I can just wait and see myself.
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post #4 of 9
11/15/12 at 7:03am
What does Moss Breches mean?
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post #5 of 9
11/15/12 at 8:36am
An amazing juice!! I don't understand why they had to discontinue this one.
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post #6 of 9
11/15/12 at 4:12pm
The name is somewhat misleading, as moss isn't really the feature note at all. It's a very pleasant spicy herbal scent with a prominent beeswax note that's ideal for cooler weather. One of my favorite from the original lineup of Private Blends.

@Kaern: brèches is an uncommon French word that refers to a specific kind of honeycomb. It's the prominent beeswax note in Moss Breches that accounts for the name. (At least I assume so.)
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post #7 of 9
11/15/12 at 8:34pm
From what I understand, Moss Breches has authentic oakmoss in it so it should smell very authentic. I have a decant of it and it's my fave from the TF Private Blend line.
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post #8 of 9
11/15/12 at 9:14pm
Great stuff...I believe the oakmoss caused the problem for somebody...
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post #9 of 9
11/16/12 at 5:39am
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Originally Posted by L'Incandescent View Post

The name is somewhat misleading, as moss isn't really the feature note at all. It's a very pleasant spicy herbal scent with a prominent beeswax note that's ideal for cooler weather. One of my favorite from the original lineup of Private Blends.

@Kaern: brèches is an uncommon French word that refers to a specific kind of honeycomb. It's the prominent beeswax note in Moss Breches that accounts for the name. (At least I assume so.)

Thank you
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