Category: Kerzen
Sanfte Regenschauer, wie sie für den Pazifischen Nordwesten typisch sind, mit Noten von Earl Grey Tee und milden Waldnuancen. Ahorn, Vanille und ein Blumenstrauß.
Kopfnoten: Bergamotte, Patschuli, Kiefer
Herznoten: Rhododendron, Zedernholz
Basisnoten: Amber, Kaschmir-Moschus, Tanne
I was skeptical about a floral candle, but the maple and vanilla really balance out the bouquet notes nicely. The throw is impressively strong for its size—my whole living room smells like a rainy forest. Already planning to order another for my sister's birthday.
The bergamot and pine notes mix perfectly to create that cozy, rainy-day vibe without being overpowering. Burn time seems solid so far, and the maple-vanilla undertone keeps it from feeling too woodsy.
I was a little worried a forest scent would be too pine-heavy, but the bergamot and Earl Grey tea notes balance it out beautifully. Burns clean and the throw is strong enough to fill my living room.
This candle perfectly captures the scent of a rainy forest walk, with the bergamot and pine blending together so naturally. The maple and vanilla add just enough warmth to keep it from being too sharp. It makes my whole living room feel cozy and fresh at the same time.
For $30 I expected a stronger throw — it's subtle to the point of almost disappearing in my living room. The bergamot and pine notes are nice when I hold it up close, though.
The scent is pleasant enough, but it's much fainter than I expected—I have to get close to really smell the bergamot and pine. Burns evenly, though, so that's something.