How they compare
| Candle | Price | Size | Burn | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thymes Frasier Fir | $39.00 | 6.5 oz | 45 hrs | $0.87 |
| Pinon (P.F. Candle Co)Best value | $24.00 | 7.2 oz | 40 hrs | $0.60 |
Burn hours are as stated by each maker. Where a Burn Lab test exists we publish the measured figure instead and say so on the page. A dash means we have not verified that price ourselves yet.
The original
What Frasier Fir actually smells like
- Top
- Crisp Siberian fir needle
- Middle
- Cedarwood
- Base
- Sandalwood
The matches
How close each one gets
Pinon
P.F. Candle CoPine and fir balsam over amber and black pepper, closing on vanilla, cedarwood and cinnamon. The maker publishes those tiers. It is sweeter and more resinous than a pure conifer, and the vanilla is the tell.
Questions
What people ask about this scent
- Are those the maker's note tiers?
- No. The maker publishes these notes as a flat list without a top, middle and base. The grouping shown here is ours, arranged to make the accord readable, and it should not be read as the maker's own structure.
- Which Frasier Fir is priced here?
- The 6.5 oz poured candle, at the price shown on the maker's own page on the date given. Thymes sells Frasier Fir across a large range of vessels and sizes with different stated burns, so the figures here describe that one only.
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