Candle Fandom

I’d be remiss to discuss alcohol-scented candles without mentioning the fantastic Rewined collection. This soy wax candle comes in a repurposed wine bottle and burns its spicy, citrus scent for up to 80 hours. Rewined candles are made in Charleston, SC so for those of us on the East Coast, it’s a local buy.

I think they call it a “spirit jar candle” because inhaling this scent is a spiritual experience. Sweet blackberry mixes with the sharp aroma of brandy for an intoxicating blend. The paraffin wax makes for a strong, lasting scent, and the natural cork lid completes the liquor motif.

Let this blend of beer and vanilla waft around your apartment, no bottle opener required. This soy wax blend comes in a repurposed beer bottle, so you can save the Earth while you enjoy this beer-inspired scent.

It isn’t easy to capture the juicy umami of a good sake in candle form, but this soy wax blend draws out peach and lotus notes to offset exactly that. It’s an elegant scent that’s unmistakably sake and, as a result, very unique.

A hand-poured candle that matches the full-bodied scent of whiskey. A wood wick means it crackles as it burns for that old-fashioned leather study feel. A sturdy octagonal glass container makes this a good gift for the whiskey-lover in your life.

Blackberry must pair well with liquor indeed, because this is the second candle on the list to mix that richly sweet fruit with an alcohol scent. I’ve never had absinthe so I don’t know how accurate it is, but this candle is spicy, peppery and sweet.

This spicy drink now has a candle scent to match. Note of lime compliment a ginger base scent for a mix that will definitely remind you of a Moscow Mule. If it makes you thirsty, the candle helpfully comes with a cocktail recipe, too!