Category: Bougies
Un feuillage éclatant recouvre les collines ondulantes de l'État de la Montagne Verte. Les senteurs de cannelle et de tarte aux pommes se mêlent au sirop d'érable gourmand.
Notes de tête : pelure de pomme, érable, eucalyptus
Notes de cœur : cannelle, croûte de tarte cuite, clou de girofle
Notes de fond : vanille, bois de santal, ambre
The apple and cinnamon notes hit first, but the maple comes through as it burns, filling the whole living room. I lit this during a rainy afternoon and it genuinely smelled like someone was baking a pie in the kitchen. Lasted a good while, too, for a single candle.
The maple syrup note is surprisingly authentic and not too sweet—it blends perfectly with the cinnamon. I lit this while baking and the whole kitchen smelled like a real apple pie. Burns evenly too, which I always appreciate.
The eucalyptus note cuts through the sweetness just enough to keep it from being cloying—lit this while the rain was falling and the whole room smelled like a cozy Vermont autumn. Burns evenly without drowning out the cinnamon, which I appreciate.
The apple and maple scents are so perfectly balanced, it really does smell like a Vermont autumn. I lit it while baking and the cinnamon note filled the whole kitchen without being cloying.
I didn't expect the eucalyptus note to come through so clearly alongside the maple, but it keeps the scent from being overly sweet. Burns evenly with a good throw—just wish the cinnamon was a bit stronger in the mid notes.
I bought this for fall and the apple-cinnamon scent is rich without being cloying, though I wish the maple came through a bit more. The burn is even and the glass jar looks nice on my coffee table.