The Butterfly Candle
Stiff Drink & A Pipe
Stiff Drink & A Pipe
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Stiff Drink & A Pipe
Sometimes a fragrance doesn't remind you of a place. It reminds you of a person.
Stiff Drink & A Pipe began as a rich, distinctive blend inspired by the warmth of a quiet study, a favorite chair and a well-earned drink at the end of the day. But while we were testing the fragrance, something unexpected happened — customers began telling us who it reminded them of.
A father. A grandfather. Someone whose presence seemed to linger in the familiar aroma of a pipe or the warmth of a favorite room.
That's the beautiful thing about fragrance. A scent you haven't thought about in years can suddenly bring a memory — and the person attached to it — rushing back.
Warm cinnamon opens the fragrance with a subtle touch of spice before the richness of whisky begins to unfold. Charred oak barrels add depth and warmth, while unburnt tobacco gives the fragrance its distinctive, earthy finish.
The result is deep, warm and wonderfully nostalgic — a fragrance with character that settles into a room and somehow feels as though it has always belonged there.
Fragrance Notes
Cinnamon · Whisky · Charred Oak Barrels · Unburnt Tobacco
Hand-poured in Buford, Georgia using our signature Beeswax & Coconut Wax blend.
Burn Time
Burn Time
BURN TIME
Approximately 45–70 hours, depending on candle size.
Burn time may vary depending on wick care, burn duration, fragrance, drafts, and other environmental conditions.
Candle Care & Safety
Candle Care & Safety
Before Lighting
Trim wick to ¼ inch before each burn.
While Burning
Burn on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from drafts and flammable objects. Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from children and pets. For the best experience, do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
When Extinguishing
Use a candle snuffer or gently replace the lid to extinguish the flame. Never use water. Allow the candle to cool completely before handling.
For the Best Burn
Allow the wax to melt evenly across the surface during the first burn to help prevent tunneling.
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