Category: Velas
Hierba recién cortada y matices de caoba complementan un día en el campo. Ya sean bogeys o birdies, brinda con lúpulo crujiente y té dulce.
Notas de salida: Dunas de arena, Cítricos, Té dulce
Notas de corazón: Lúpulo dorado, Hierba, Verbena
Notas de fondo: Ámbar, Caoba, Almizcle
The sweet tea note hits first, then that fresh-cut grass scent kicks in—it’s like opening a window onto the back nine. Burns clean and throws the fragrance well, even in my living room. Perfect for unwinding after a round, whether I shot par or not.
The mahogany really balances the fresh-cut grass smell so it doesn’t come off like a lawnmower in a jar. It’s a perfect mood-setter for unwinding after a round, whether you shot par or not.
I was skeptical about a grass-scented candle, but the sweet tea note balances it perfectly and makes the whole room smell like a sunny afternoon on the course. It burns clean and the scent isn't overwhelming.
The mahogany base gives it a classy depth that I didn't expect from a grass-scented candle. It really nails that fresh-cut fairway vibe after a round.
The sweet tea note really comes through, and it takes me right back to the 19th hole after a round. I've been burning it in my office and the fresh cut grass scent lingers just enough without being overpowering. Makes me want to pour a bourbon and relive the day's best shots.
The mahogany and fresh cut grass notes are surprisingly accurate—it’s like walking the course on a summer evening. I’ve had it burning during quiet afternoons, and the scent lingers just enough without being overpowering.
Lit this before a backyard barbecue and the fresh cut grass scent immediately made me feel like I was at the clubhouse. The sweet tea note is surprisingly accurate without being too sugary—it balances the citrus nicely.
The mahogany undertone keeps it from smelling like a generic lawnmower, which I was worried about. It’s got that slightly sweet, iced tea finish that actually lingers nicely after I blow it out. Definitely captured the post-round vibe.
I lit this right before a rainstorm, and the fresh cut grass note actually made the whole room smell like the 18th green after a quick shower. The sweet tea and citrus top notes give it a surprisingly crisp finish that’s not at all cloying.
The mahogany undertone balances the grassiness perfectly—it’s like being at the 19th hole without the sunburn. The scent lingers just enough in my living room after burning for an hour.