Smoke Scented Candles

What smoke smells like

Smoke is dry, warm and a little bitter, like a fire that has burned down to embers. It has no sweetness of its own, so what it sits next to decides the whole character. With bourbon and leather it turns into a cabin at night. With amber and sandalwood it turns into incense. With vanilla and amaretto it goes soft and dessert-like. These are cold weather candles for most people, and they suit anyone who finds fresh and floral scents too light.

Common questions

What does a smoke candle smell like?
Dry and warm, like embers or a campfire the morning after. Ours are soft smoke, not ashtray.

What pairs well with smoke?
Bourbon, leather, tobacco, amber, sandalwood and clove. Vanilla softens it and citrus keeps it from getting heavy.

Which room suits it?
Living rooms, dens and offices, especially in fall and winter. Give it a larger space to work in.

Do these actually smoke?
No. Smoke is the fragrance, not the burn. Every candle uses a lead free and zinc free cotton wick and phthalate-free fragrance oil.