Orchard freshness, with a bourbon-rich finish
Our Apple Bourbon Candle brings together the crisp appeal of fresh Macintosh apples and the smoky depth of oak-aged bourbon. It’s a scent for evenings when the dinner dishes can wait and the conversation deserves another hour—familiar enough to feel like home, with a richer side worth lingering over.
Caramel, butter and maple syrup soften the apple-and-bourbon pairing with a generous sweetness. Sugar, vanilla bean and powdered sugar lend a dessert-like character, while cinnamon and a hint of orange keep the blend interesting. Mixed in-house exclusively by The Lighthouse Candle Factory, this fragrance finds its own balance between country comfort and a more polished, after-dinner mood.
A generous Apple Bourbon Candle for unhurried evenings
The 32oz format provides 150+ hours of burn time, giving you plenty of occasions to return to a favorite scent. Excellent scent throw makes it a satisfying choice for larger rooms, whether you’re setting the scene in a living room or adding character to an evening spent entertaining.
- Enjoy noticeable fragrance: Strong scent throw gives the apple-and-bourbon blend a presence beyond the jar.
- Return to consistent scent: Enjoy fragrance throughout the burn, not just during the first few lightings.
- Choose even-burning performance: The candle resists tunneling when properly burned.
Small-batch care, classic presentation
Each candle is handmade in small batches with a proprietary blend of soy and food-grade paraffin wax. The Lighthouse Candle Factory’s closely held pour process is known and performed by only four artisans.
A clear glass apothecary jar, inspired by Colonial-era design, gives this generous candle a timeless presentation. Choose Apple Bourbon when you want orchard sweetness with smoky depth—and a substantial candle to enjoy well beyond one evening.
Wax Color: Chili Red
Note: All candles from The Lighthouse Candle Factory are handmade. Color shade may vary slightly from batch to batch.








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