Category: Kerzen
Birnen und Äpfel, die an den Flüssen wachsen, werden von Nelken und gebackener Vanille abgerundet. Holziger Amber und Moschus wecken Erinnerungen an die Redwoods.
Kopfnoten: Birne, Vanille, Amber
Herznoten: Moschus, Nelke, Apfel
Basisnoten: Zucker, Zimt
The woody amber and musk really do bring back memories of walking through the redwoods—it's grounded and not too sweet. I lit it while reading and the clove gives it just enough warmth without being overpowering.
The pear and apple notes hit first, bright and fruity, then the clove and vanilla mellow it out beautifully. Burns evenly with a good scent throw—fills my living room without being overpowering.
The clove and baked vanilla come through beautifully on cold sniff, but once lit, the woody amber really opens up and fills the room. I’ve had it burning for a few hours now, and it’s a nice, mellow scent that isn’t overpowering.
The scent is exactly like walking through a fall orchard with a hint of warm vanilla, and the wood and musk notes give it a cozy depth. The burn is clean and even, filling my living room without being overwhelming.
The apple and clove notes are strong upfront, but it settles into a nice warm vanilla musk that lasts a couple hours. Burns fairly clean, though the scent throw is moderate rather than filling the whole room.
The amber and musk base lasts all evening, which is great for a cozy night in. I just wish the pear note was a bit stronger upfront, but the overall scent is lovely.