Jellybean Jubilee (22 oz jar, 2-wick) Heritage

Jellybean Jubilee scented candle - the most important things at a glance

The Kringle Candle "Jellybean Jubilee" scented candle offers a unique fragrance experience that perfectly captures the joyful spirit of Easter and spring. A zesty combination of fresh citrus notes like lemon and tangerine, combined with the sweet allure of cherries and blueberries, creates a refreshingly fruity bouquet. A hint of vanilla sugar and a fruity blend of licorice add an extra dimension, making this candle a true feast for the senses.

Top note: lemon, mandarin
Heart notes: cherry, blueberries, vanilla sugar
Base note: Fruity blend, liquorice

The "Jellybean Jubilee" scented candle is a true highlight for the Easter season , complementing your decor and creating a cheerful, inviting atmosphere. The scent is reminiscent of colorful Easter sweets and is ideal for springtime celebrations , Easter gifts, or simply enjoying spring to the fullest.

Quality and Care: Our candles are made from high-quality ingredients and offer a clean, long-lasting burn. When lighting the candle for the first time, be sure to let it burn until the entire surface is melted to ensure even burning in the future. Trim the wick regularly to about 5 mm to prevent soot buildup and maintain the optimal flame.

Safety: Always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface and keep it away from drafts to ensure even burning.

About Kringle Candle: It all began in 1968 with a simple crayon – from which Michael Kittredge made his first candle, which he gave to his mother for Christmas. Shortly thereafter, he founded the Yankee Candle Company. At the height of his success, Kittredge sold his company in the late 1990s and devoted more time to his family. In 2009, Mick Kittredge, son of the Yankee Candle founder, decided to follow in his father's footsteps and founded his own scented candle company: the Kringle Candle Company. The company's name, incidentally, comes from "Kris Kringle," the American equivalent of our Santa Claus.