Blazing Rag
In the early 1800s, the hottest sport in Haddonfield was fox hunting, an all-day affair punctuated with stops at various watering holes. One such inn was The Blazing Rag, located at the current Ellis Street and Kresson Road. It was named for the ceremonial burning of the pungent spice-soaked rag used to train hunting hounds. Fire and fragrance? We can get behind that.
When you belly up to our Blazing Rag candle, you are met with top notes of spiced, mulled wine. From there, you indulge in a ripe and juicy brandied pear at it's core, followed with a chaser of bay leaf, flowering hops, and tobacco.
Notes: hops tobacco herbs cider
Wax: 100% American-grown soy wax, known for its extended burn time, strong hot throw, and no black soot.
Wick: 100% plant-based, natural cotton-core wick, free of lead and other metals, produced by a small, family-owned business in Florida.
Fragrance: 100% phthalate-free, primarily naturally derived fragrance oils.
In the early 1800s, the hottest sport in Haddonfield was fox hunting, an all-day affair punctuated with stops at various watering holes. One such inn was The Blazing Rag, located at the current Ellis Street and Kresson Road. It was named for the ceremonial burning of the pungent spice-soaked rag used to train hunting hounds. Fire and fragrance? We can get behind that.
When you belly up to our Blazing Rag candle, you are met with top notes of spiced, mulled wine. From there, you indulge in a ripe and juicy brandied pear at it's core, followed with a chaser of bay leaf, flowering hops, and tobacco.
Notes: hops tobacco herbs cider
Wax: 100% American-grown soy wax, known for its extended burn time, strong hot throw, and no black soot.
Wick: 100% plant-based, natural cotton-core wick, free of lead and other metals, produced by a small, family-owned business in Florida.
Fragrance: 100% phthalate-free, primarily naturally derived fragrance oils.
In the early 1800s, the hottest sport in Haddonfield was fox hunting, an all-day affair punctuated with stops at various watering holes. One such inn was The Blazing Rag, located at the current Ellis Street and Kresson Road. It was named for the ceremonial burning of the pungent spice-soaked rag used to train hunting hounds. Fire and fragrance? We can get behind that.
When you belly up to our Blazing Rag candle, you are met with top notes of spiced, mulled wine. From there, you indulge in a ripe and juicy brandied pear at it's core, followed with a chaser of bay leaf, flowering hops, and tobacco.
Notes: hops tobacco herbs cider
Wax: 100% American-grown soy wax, known for its extended burn time, strong hot throw, and no black soot.
Wick: 100% plant-based, natural cotton-core wick, free of lead and other metals, produced by a small, family-owned business in Florida.
Fragrance: 100% phthalate-free, primarily naturally derived fragrance oils.
