Lumberjack Candle 8 oz

$11.70 $39.00

**Smells like a wood-burning stove on a crisp autumn night**

Handpoured and packaged in Nashville, this Ranger Station Lumberjack candle has all the comfort of a broken-in flannel. Fresh-cut cedar, leather, and musk mingle with juniper and wood smoke, then settle into warm patchouli and amber to evoke crisp autumn days with a woodpile waiting for the stove. And when the Lumberjack is burned out, the glass can be used as a rocks glass for whiskey by the fire.

about
In 2015 in a refurbished Ranger Station, a musician with big dreams pioneered the idea of a candle in a reusable cocktail glass. His now-wife took the leap, hitting “publish” on their first website. Now, in their Nashville Fragrance House, they handcraft bold, long-lasting, ingredient-honest candles and fragrances to be the everyman’s luxury. With scents that elevate everything around you and 8-ounce glasses that come paired with an artisan cocktail recipe card, their products are designed to help you create (and remember) memories that make up the currency of your life.
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Size: - 8oz - 4” x 3½” x 3½”
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- Premium soy wax blend - To avoid tunneling, make sure the melt pool reaches all sides of the candle before extinguishing (this is especially important for the first burn) - Trim wick to ¼” before each use and don’t burn longer than 4 hours - To use as a rocks glass after the candle’s life is over, place candle in freezer overnight, then run hot tap water to loosen remaining wax and remove with a wooden utensil; remove wick tabs and wash thoroughly with soap and water
features
- **Poured and packaged by hand in Nashville, TN** - 40+ hour burn time - Notes of fresh-cut cedar, leather, musk, and juniper - Packed in a durable and reusable glass vessel - Each candle comes with a matchbox and a perfectly paired cocktail recipe
story
**Smells like a wood-burning stove on a crisp autumn night** Handpoured and packaged in Nashville, this Ranger Station Lumberjack candle has all the comfort of a broken-in flannel. Fresh-cut cedar, leather, and musk mingle with juniper and wood smoke, then settle into warm patchouli and amber to evoke crisp autumn days with a woodpile waiting for the stove. And when the Lumberjack is burned out, the glass can be used as a rocks glass for whiskey by the fire.