Category: Velas
Moras, melocotones y toques de barbacoa que llegan desde las Montañas Humeantes. Canela y clavo se mezclan con vainilla y ámbar.
Notas de salida: Mora, Melocotón, Tabaco
Notas de corazón: Canela, Azúcar, Clavo
Notas de fondo: Vainilla, Ámbar, Haba Tonka
I lit this candle during a rainy afternoon and the combination of warm cinnamon with that unexpected barbecue note actually filled the whole living room in about 20 minutes. The peach and blackberry come through just enough to keep it from being too heavy.
That mix of blackberry and barbecue smoke is surprisingly perfect—it fills the room without being overpowering. The cinnamon and clove give it just enough warmth for a cozy evening. Burns evenly, too.
I lit this candle while hosting a backyard get-together, and the mix of cinnamon and clove with the blackberry really captured that cozy autumn vibe. It burned evenly for hours without any soot—I’ll definitely be ordering another.
The blackberry and peach top notes hit first, then the barbecue and tobacco settle in—such a unique, layered scent. Burns evenly and fills the room without being overpowering.
That cinnamon and clove note really balances the sweetness of the fruit—it’s not just a basic fruity candle. The barbecue and tobacco hints give it a cozy, unique warmth that fills my whole living room.
The peach and blackberry come through first, then that smoky barbecue note lingers in a way that's surprisingly pleasant. Burns clean and fills the whole room, which is exactly what I wanted from a candle.
The barbecue scent is subtle enough to be cozy rather than overwhelming, and the blackberry-peach combo really captures a summer evening. Burns evenly with a nice throw that fills the living room without being cloying.
I lit this before a cookout and the smoky barbecue note blending with peach actually smells just like a summer evening in the mountains. The cinnamon and clove come through warm without being overpowering. The throw fills my whole living room in about 20 minutes.
The clove and cinnamon come through warm and cozy, not overpowering, and it somehow nails that smoky barbecue vibe without being weird. I've got it burning in the kitchen and it makes the whole room feel like a fall afternoon in the mountains.
The smell is spot-on—the blackberry and peach come through first, then the smoky barbecue and clove notes hit as it burns, filling the room. Really captures that mountain vibe without being overpowering.