Circle & Wick Honey Tobacco, 9 oz Candle
9 oz · Candle
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Product details
Circle & Wick Honey Tobacco is a rich and creamy blend of sweet honey and smooth tobacco, a warm, cozy scent for cool evenings at home.
Circle and Wick hand-pours 100% soy candles in small batches with cotton wicks, and this one is made here in Atlantic Canada by two Halifax friends. Light it in the living room on a rainy afternoon, set it on the table for supper with friends, or tuck it into a gift basket with a good book. Trim the wick before each burn, and let the first burn go long enough to melt the top all the way across.
- 9 oz candle
- Honey and tobacco
- Soy wax, cotton wick
- Made in Nova Scotia
Product details
- Brand
- Circle and Wick
- Size
- 9 oz
- Format
- Candle
- Made in
- Atlantic Canada
- Country of origin
- Canada
- SKU
- 888123
Delivery & pickup
Available for local delivery across HRM or pickup at either store.
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Availability, delivery eligibility, charges and pickup locations are confirmed at checkout. Delivery information
Bedford — 486 Starboard Drive, Bedford, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (902) 835-9319
Dartmouth — 590 Portland Street, Dartmouth, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (782) 358-2374
From Circle and Wick
100% soy candles, hand-poured in Nova Scotia
Circle & Wick hand-pours 100% soy candles in small batches in Nova Scotia. Two friends started it in November 2018 as a spare-time project, designing the first line in a Dartmouth home. We carry more than 25 scents in 9 oz and 16 oz jars, from Milk & Honey and Cardamom Pear to Pine, The Cabin and an unscented candle. Trim the wick before each burn and let the first burn melt the wax right to the edge of the jar.




