Noel

I was nervous a dark fruit scent might be cloying, but the sandalwood keeps it grounded and sophisticated. The Japanese plum note is unmistakable and gives it such a unique warmth.

That first spritz hits you with a deep, dark cherry note that’s nothing like those cloying candy scents, and the dry-down into sandalwood is incredibly smooth. I’ve got it burning in the entryway and everyone who walks in asks what it is—it manages to feel both festive and sophisticated.

The black cherry and sandalwood mix is such an unexpected combo, but it works perfectly for a cozy winter evening. I lit it during dinner and the scent lingered beautifully without being too heavy.

I was a bit skeptical about a "dark" holiday scent, but the Japanese plum and sandalwood balance the tart cherry beautifully without being too sweet. The cassis bud adds a touch of depth that makes it feel sophisticated rather than cloying.

The black cherry and cassis bud come through so beautifully together, and the sandalwood gives it a warm depth that doesn't feel cloying at all. I’ve been burning this every evening since it arrived and my whole living room smells sophisticated, not sugary.

The black cherry and sandalwood combo is so unique—it’s dark but not overpowering, perfect for winter evenings. I’ve had it burning for a few hours and the scent has filled my whole living room without being too sweet.

This is the first holiday candle in years that doesn't smell like a bakery exploded. The black cherry and sandalwood create such a sophisticated, dark warmth in my living room.

I’ve never had a holiday candle that actually smelled like ripe fruit and woodsy depth before, but this one does perfectly. The black cherry and plum blend is surprisingly rich without being syrupy. Burns evenly and fills the room without being overpowering.

I was skeptical about a dark holiday scent, but the sandalwood base keeps it from being too sweet. I’ve been burning it after dinner, and the cassis bud gives it an unexpected depth that lingers nicely without being overpowering.

The black cherry and Japanese plum hit me immediately, it's not a cloying sweet holiday scent at all. I lit this in my entryway and guests kept asking what that "grown-up winter smell" was.