Irish Turf/Peat

May seem expensive, but it is a lot cheaper then a flight to Ireland. The peat logs burn up easily and the peat smell brings me right back to the Irish country side. Personally I light a duraflame log first, get the fire going and then add one or two of the peat logs to it. Perfect!

My son and I travelled to Ireland this summer and loved the smell of the local pubs burning peat in their hearths. These are dense, and naturally cut and dried. Aromatic when burned, and also hard to start and keep lit by themselves. However these are authentic. The box is 15” x 11” x 8” and contains roughly 7 logs of various sizes , Aprox 11” x 3” x 3 “ . So about $10 to $12 a log. I plan to cut into smaller briquettes for smoking meats , and also burn smaller pieces inside on a ceramic plate for aroma as I run my wood burning insert. So this box should last me awhile.

Truly authentic Irish turf. Burns very well and gives off a great aroma. I’ve used the pressed turf in the past, but these burn better and have better aroma.

Smells like peat, which is what we were looking for. Burns a long time

Love the turf....we usually just put one in the fire when we build a fire, the smell takes me right back home. Some evenings my husband has a fire going by the time I get home from work and when I get out of the car, the smell is in the air - it's just perfect :-)

Burns poorly. The claimed lovely smell does not exist. Requires a great deal of other wood or fuel of some sort to get started. It is way over priced and over hyped

As real as you can get. This turf cut peat is straight out of the bog. Was pleasantly surprised how long this peat lasted in the fireplace. Well worth the expense.

Quality turf pieces, not broken, great customer service. We would start log fire and add a couple turf pieces once the fire was hot and had some good Coals going. Smell amazing... like being back in Ireland.