Glasshouse White Christmas 380g Soy Candle
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White Christmas smells like mulled wine with a fresh pine sprig dropped in, which is about as festive as a fragrance gets without tipping into sweetness. Fresh greens and orange open it, eucalyptus, fir balsam, plum and lemon run through the middle, and it settles into cedarwood, pine, amber and musk. Woody, spiced and warming, it is the sophisticated end of Christmas scent.
The 2026 vessel takes you somewhere rather glamorous. Illustrated by Jeffrey Phillips for Glasshouse's A Very Merry World, this one imagines an alpine escape among snow draped peaks: chalet luxury, vintage champagne, stone fireplaces and midnight tobogganing. It is the European Christmas most of us only daydream about in the middle of an Australian December, and it makes a beautiful keepsake once the wax is gone.
A full bodied 4 out of 5 strength fills medium and large rooms comfortably, so it suits a living area or a dining table on the day. It arrives ready to give, with no wrapping required.
Fragrance Notes:
Mulled wine with a fresh pine sprig, where greens and orange meet eucalyptus, fir balsam and plum over cedarwood, pine, amber and musk.
Top Notes: Fresh Aldehydes, Greens, Orange
Middle Notes: Eucalyptus, Oak Moss, Fir Balsam, Plum, Lemon
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Pine, Amber, Musk
Fragrance Family: Woody
Fragrance Strength: 4/5
Details:
380g soy blend candle with a lid and two natural lead free cotton wicks, for an even burn and up to 60 hours of pure, intensely fragrant scent. No Parabens. No Silicones. No PEGs.
Instructions:
Trim wicks to 7mm before each use using scissors or a wick trimmer. Wicks that are too short may stop the wax burning to the edge (tunnelling), while wicks left too long can mushroom and cause black soot to form on the glass. Place your candle in a draught free spot, away from small children, pets and flammable material. Burn for no less than one hour and no more than four hours at a time.