Florida Candle

The mangrove wood and vanilla blend really comes through once it's been burning for a bit, creating a warm, earthy atmosphere. I'm impressed by how even the burn is—no tunneling after several hours.

The bergamot and orange notes hit first, bright and fresh, while the mangrove wood gives it a surprising earthy depth that fills the room. Burns evenly and the scent lingers nicely without being overpowering.

The vanilla and amber really round out the citrus notes so it's not too sharp—the scent fills my living room for hours without being overwhelming.

The bergamot and mangrove wood blend together better than I expected, creating a warm, woodsy atmosphere that isn't overpowering. I've been burning it in my home office and the vanilla undertones really soften the citrus edge.

Burning this candle made my whole living room smell like a walk through a Florida grove after rain. The woody mangrove scent really comes through, and the vanilla keeps it from being too sharp. I’ve already ordered a second one.

The scent throw is surprisingly strong for a candle this size, filling my living room in about 20 minutes. I love the balance of the woody mangrove with the citrus—it’s like a warm evening on the coast.

First lit this up while reading on the porch, and the citrus notes brightened the whole room without being sharp. The vanilla undertone really mellows out as it burns, so it doesn't get cloying.

The scent is perfectly balanced—the woody mangrove and moss keep the citrus and vanilla from being cloying. Burned for about an hour and the throw filled my living room nicely.

I was worried it might be too sweet, but the woody mangroves and citrus balance each other perfectly. The bergamot comes through nicely, and it fills my living room without being overpowering.

This candle perfectly captures a Florida evening—the Spanish moss and vanilla are surprisingly comforting together. The burn is smooth and even, easily lasting through several nights in my living room.