Category: Kerzen
Genießen Sie süßen Eistee auf der Veranda mit Noten von aufgegossenem Hibiskus und einer Zitronenscheibe. Ausladende Magnolienbäume treffen auf endlose Heufelder.
Kopfnoten: Orangenblüte, Zitronenschale
Herznoten: Magnolie, Hibiskusblüte, Heu
Basisnoten: Gezuckerter Moschus, Ylang-Ylang
The citrus notes hit you first, but then the hibiscus and magnolia meld together beautifully—it’s like sitting on a porch with a cold glass of sweet tea. I love how it’s not overpoweringly floral; the hay undertone keeps it grounded and fresh. Burns clean and fills the room without being too strong.
The magnolia note is perfectly balanced with the citrus, not too heavy at all. I've been burning this while reading on the porch and it really captures that lazy summer afternoon feeling.
Brought this to the porch after a long day and the sweet tea + magnolia combo is spot on. The citrus notes come through without being overpowering, which I was worried about. Burns evenly too—no tunneling after a few hours.
This candle’s hibiscus note is exactly like steeped tea on a hot day, and it burns cleanly with no soot. I’ve got it in the kitchen and can smell the citrus peel from across the room.
This candle actually smells like sitting on a porch with a cold glass of tea—the hibiscus and lemon peel are spot on. The magnolia note is subtle but keeps it from being too sweet. I've bought three already.
The scent is pleasant—the magnolia and hibiscus come through nicely—but the throw is fairly weak; I have to be right next to it to really notice it. For the price, I'd expect a bit more presence in the room.