Daniel Molloy Candle, Bergamot Leather Gin
Daniel Molloy Candle, Bergamot Leather Gin
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‣Blend: bergamot, musk, cedar, leather, gin martini
‣Scent Notes: crisp, airy, earthy
‣Inspired by Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice.
‣This blend is officially licensed.
‣Our Anne Rice collection is typically restocked every 2-3 months once all blends sell out. Due to being a a small batch, handmade shop, we have a limit on how many candles we can product at a time.
Ready-to-ship items process in typically 7-10 business days. Preorder items process in 4-6 weeks from purchase date. Please see banner at the top of our website for our current processing times in case of changes.
Candle Information
‣Each special edition jar comes with an engraved lid
‣Hand poured, paraffin-soy wax with paraben and phthalate free fragrances.
‣Wood wicked candle for a clean burn and soothing crackle.
‣Small batch made. You may have slight variances in scent. Dye and glitter patterns will be unique in each jar.
‣Average Burn time: 70+ hours
‣Sample wax melt cups come in a mini sample cup with approximately .07-.09oz of wax. To keep their cost low, they do not have decorative packaging and labeling.
‣Learn more about candle care and safety
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I keep a small stash of this candle & I love it. The leather counterbalances with the gin martini so nicely. It’s a house favorite!
Unfortunately this candle smells strongly of a bleach like cleaning supply when burned. I think it may be the gin martini note. It is not warm or woodsy, but instead has a very cold, astringent smell. I have a second opinion from my mother who thought I had spilled cleaning supplies while burning this candle. Would love to see this scent reimagined with a juniper note instead of full alcohol and the cleaning smell worked out.
We're sorry to hear this scent didn't vibe with you. The leather & gin combination definitely brings a sharp, colder note to the candle. I appreciate you bringing to our attention that the listing noted 'warm and woodsy'. This was an error on our part when creating the listing from a template and is now corrected.