Rocky Mountain Candle

$32.00

"It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves." - Sir Edmund Hillary

Scent profile: Leather, Cedarwood, Spruce & Juniper.

The Rockies hold a special place in our hearts; we’ve spent countless winters on their slopes, and never-ending summers hiking and rafting through their valleys. Covering 415 square miles of the range, Rocky Mountain National Park encompasses some of the most spectacular landscape in the world.

Our Rocky Mountain candle combines the warm notes of worn leather with the crisp scents of the juniper and spruce trees native to the park. It takes us back to winter mornings riding through snow covered aspen, leather saddles, and the invigorating mountain air.

SCENT NOTES:

Top – citrus, cinnamon
Middle – rose, moss, clove
Bottom – cedar, spruce, leather

45+ hr burn time

10 oz scented soy candle + a box of matches and wooden lid.

BURN INSTRUCTIONS

THE ALL IMPORTANT FIRST BURN: With the first burn you are priming the candle for great performance. You may get smaller flames and slightly less scent throw, but that is normal. Make sure to let the candle burn until the melt pool reaches all sides of the candle before blowing out; typically 3 hours or so. Do not burn more than 4 hours.

TRIM YOUR WICKS: Trim your wicks to 1/4" before lighting each time. This will ensure your candle burns as clean, safe, and long as it should and is essential to a longer lasting, cleaner burning candle. Pick up a wick trimmer HERE.

Smells Great

Love how this candle can remind me of my trip to the rocky mountains! Packaged very nicely and smells great, I highly recommend.

Wonderfully complex scents, burn radius a tad too small

I bought this candle along with Muir Woods and Grand Teton. While this particular one was a gift, I received excellent feedback on the scent, and Muir Woods is also wonderfully nuanced. One small area for improvement would be increasing the burn radius of the candle — I consistently have a 1/4 inch area on one side that will not melt, even after 3-4 hours of burning. Wrapping some aluminum foil around the candle ever so often helps it melt all the way, but that is a small frustration point I thought I’d mention!