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Writer's pictureHeather Magee

Maple Smoked Bourbon Candle

The actual cocktail has taken the restaurant world by storm and by it's theatrics! It so much fun to watch people order and be presented a cocktails so dramatic, it's typically filmed by it's bystanders. If you haven't had the opportunity to witness, please find a restaurant that showcases it's Bourbon concoctions. It's worth it! It typically arrives under a cloche ( a glass dome) , to encase the smoke from the drink. Watch here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/i4u4Z6nwEMI


This candle was inspired by such a cocktail. There is a restaurant in Stillwater, Minnesota that's my go-to. Before I moved to Ely, it is where I took all of my out of state visitors. The food is showcased in cast iron, the drinks are unusual and dramatic. There was something that captured me, where I just had to create this cocktail in a candle. It is not a heavy bourbon smell, It focus's rather on the smoky maple scent. It has more of a vanilla and rich Carmel undertone. Soothing and not too sweet. It burns a medium fragrance. Meaning, it doesn't linger or carry heavy in a room. It's undertones: Smoked hickory and maple wood, with hints of earthy grains. The notes Are very mild, yet fragrant enough to linger. If you aren't a cocktail connoisseur, that's okay! This candle is still for you. It's not made to replicate or encourage drinking, it's simply a fragrance that is off the beaten path and meant to please your aromatic pallet!


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