Our limited edition Apple Butter candle sells out every year. It has a deliciously sweet and spicy scent that leaves you craving a fresh slice of bread topped with apple butter.

• Good for: Cozy fall days
• Notes: Honeycrisp apples, apple cider, cinnamon, clove, honey, vanilla

The perfect candle for breakfast lovers. It smells just like a hot pancake breakfast, complete with warm maple syrup and melting butter.

• Good for: Mornings in the kitchen
• Notes: Maple, pancake, butter

It's an old tradition to burn a bayberry candle on New Year's Eve for good fortune in the year ahead. With its warm, woody scent, this one works whether or not you believe in the tradition.

• Good for: Late winter nights
• Notes: Bayberries, cranberries, black currant, rhubarb, amber

If you love Orange Creamsicles, you need this candle. Tart orange and sweet vanilla combine into a scent that will take you straight back to childhood.

• Good for: Hot summer days
• Notes: Orange, vanilla

Moonflowers are a kind of morning glory that only blooms at night, hence the name. Our candle captures the soft, musky fragrance of the flower — enjoy it night or day, we won't tell.

• Good for: Romantic evenings
• Notes: Cherry blossom, marine, musk, amber

This earthy candle works for everyone. Warm, slightly herbal, entirely woodsy — it's got the kind of universal appeal that makes it a safe gift for people whose taste you're not totally sure about.

• Good for: Gifting when you're not sure what they'll like
• Notes: Oakmoss, sage, amber, tonka bean

Pine-scented candles are fine. If you want more going on, this one layers pine, fireplace smoke, and warm spice so your whole house smells like Christmas morning, not just the tree.

• Good for: Christmas morning
• Notes: Pine, cypress, fir, clove, orange peel, ginger

Calming, mysterious, and a little masculine — this one leans closer to a sophisticated cologne than a candle. Deep and captivating without trying too hard.

• Good for: Afternoon yoga session
• Notes: Sea salt, ozone, amber, dark musk, light cardamom

Dessert-scented candles can go cloying fast. This one avoids it — a hint of smoldering wood keeps the marshmallow's sweetness in check, like a real campfire instead of a sugar bomb.

• Good for: Summer cookouts
• Notes: Marshmallow, coconut, hint of smoldering wood

Tobacco alone is a fairly common candle note. Add citrus and spicy bay leaf and you get something less familiar — warm, and genuinely soothing.

• Good for: Cold winter days
• Notes: Bay leaf, tobacco, sandalwood