Category: Bougies
Des notes enivrantes d'orange confite et de champagne lancent les festivités des fêtes. Les cadeaux mystères s'accumulent sous le sapin tandis que l'odeur des biscuits au pain d'épices embaume la pièce.
Notes de tête : Orange confite, Cardamome, Fizz au Yuzu
Notes de cœur : Champagne, Clou de girofle, Biscuit au pain d'épices
Notes de fond : Cassis pétillant, Sapin baumier, Teck
I lit this during a small get-together and the champagne note really does come through as it burns—almost like a toast without the glass. The gingerbread cookie scent layered in made our whole living room smell like a holiday bakery.
The candied orange note hits first—bright and festive—before the champagne and gingerbread mellow it out. This candle fills my whole living room with that holiday party smell, making gift-wrapping feel special.
The candied orange and champagne opening is so festive and unique, it instantly makes me want to throw a party. The gingerbread note follows naturally, like the whole Christmas season in a single candle.
The gingerbread note is spot-on and actually smells like real cookies baking, not some artificial mess. Lit it for a small holiday party and my guests kept asking what I was baking. Only wish the throw was a bit stronger for larger rooms, but it's lovely up close.
Walked into my kitchen and honestly thought someone was baking gingerbread — that's how spot-on this candle is. The candied orange note balances the cozy sweetness perfectly, not cloying at all.
I like the gingerbread cookie scent once it's lit, but the champagne note is barely there on cold sniff. It burns a bit fast for the price, though—the top layer was gone in two hours.