Just like BBW Cherry Blossom Pound Cake, save your money. Kerosene note mixed with cherry came through. This candle sounds pretty good. Would love to try one of those cupcakes on the label. Sorry it didn't work for you. Happy burning.
I feel the same way with Kringle caramel scents, always smells slightly scorched. Homeworx goes a different direction and is always too sugary sweet. I'm happy to hear the wicks are doing well. Thanks for the review 💜
Another reviewer said they smelled a scorched caramel note, too. I don't like their Waffle Cone nor BBW's Caramel Drizzle, so I won't even try this candle in the wax melts.
Awww bummer that you didn’t like this one. I also don’t enjoy Kringle caramel so I have a feeling I will feel the same. When the wick gets lit they just turn burnt to my nose.
Thanks! Plan to purchase this when I place my order for Halloween candles on Aug. 2nd. A couple of those candles intrigue me, but not a fan of the label. So, my plan is to purchase and peel the pabel off. Hopefully the weather will be good and my candles wont arrive in bad shape.
@@PurpleRose79 yes, hopefully. My Fall candles did ok in the hot temps & I was really concerned about them. Yes, we’ll talk more about those Halloween candles this weekend. I made a decision that may shock all of ya’ll 😉
@@AdrianaBerlanga1207 yes, it will take me awhile to get through them all. However, next week prior to the Halloween launch, I’ll re-rank the ones I’ve burned in case anyone wants to add them to their cart. 👍🏻
I havent ever bought kringle candles....i did buy several wax melts last fall to try and ill be honest they had virtually no throw... like at all in my tiny tiny bathroom... i had to stick my nose in my warmer to smell them... i was really shocked since they are such an expensive company... my walmart melts pretty much always has great throw. That being said i do want to try one of their candles one day and several of these new fall ones spark my interest but im just not sure for the prices of them. The halloween ones spark my interest too. I have heard the reserve candles throw better then their regular ones for whatever reason. I think i heard they use more oils or something in the reserve line. Which i think is unfair to customers because the regular line ones are not cheap by any means. But since i havent actually tried either line i cant say for sure... what is ur thoughts on the regular line vs reserve line?
@@jenniferwarren2628 the Reserve line doesn’t use more oils, but the fragrances offered in that lineup are meant to be a little more conceptual & not as “mainstream.” The Halloween candles I purchased last year were quite strong, but I also accredit that to the fragrance notes in a lot of those being strong by nature (deep, earthy or spicy scents). I will tell you that of the ones I’ve burned so far from this new launch, Warm & Toasty is my winner. It’s an elevated take on Marshmallow Fireside & performs quite well. Their 3 wick Kringle packaging is my favorite format in terms of performance, with the Country jars having the most inconsistent experience. I will say that Kringle is still a relatively small business in comparison to the BBWs of the world & their price point is a bit higher because they manufacture everything in the USA (unlike other brands who have it done overseas). I know that doesn’t matter to some, but anytime things are made domestically, they usually carry a higher price tag. I don’t think there’s any moral supremacy to buying American, but I do recognize that that can impact price point. Like all brands, they have their hits & misses, but it’s harder to swallow the misses when they’re not easy to return.
@@katiesjoyfullifeFrom the Kringle site, the Reserve candles contain “premium oils”. To my nose, Gingered Peach has been the best Reserve candle of the several I have purchased. I’m not a perfumed/conceptual fan, so I usually purchase regular Kringle medium candles. IMO, 100% made in the USA candles do make Kringle Candle superior to many other companies.🇺🇸 In my extensive research, I’ve learned that there are several countries that do not pay fair wages to their workers, don’t engage in fair trade, & still unnecessarily test their products on animals. That said, it’s challenging for us West Coasters to make informed purchases from the East Coast. I do really appreciate when Kringle daylights & wax melts are available and hope they expand availability of these sizes to all candles, especially Reserves. Thanks for sharing this & all your helpful reviews! 😊 R☘️
I can see why they would be pricer if they are made in the us and a smaller company... i like the 3 wick jar style best... i might go ahead and try 1 or 2... thank you for sharing your thoughts!!!
Just like BBW Cherry Blossom Pound Cake, save your money. Kerosene note mixed with cherry came through. This candle sounds pretty good. Would love to try one of those cupcakes on the label. Sorry it didn't work for you. Happy burning.
I feel the same way with Kringle caramel scents, always smells slightly scorched. Homeworx goes a different direction and is always too sugary sweet. I'm happy to hear the wicks are doing well. Thanks for the review 💜
@@Angel-Dawn-13 you’re welcome. I think it’s always interesting how our noses interpret fragrance. 😊
Another reviewer said they smelled a scorched caramel note, too. I don't like their Waffle Cone nor BBW's Caramel Drizzle, so I won't even try this candle in the wax melts.
@@jg9622 I agree that this won’t be a good fit for you. Save your money for something else. 👍🏻
Awww bummer that you didn’t like this one. I also don’t enjoy Kringle caramel so I have a feeling I will feel the same. When the wick gets lit they just turn burnt to my nose.
@@dsyauch yep, it’s disappointing but also good to gain some clarity on my scent preferences with each brand.
Thanks! Plan to purchase this when I place my order for Halloween candles on Aug. 2nd. A couple of those candles intrigue me, but not a fan of the label. So, my plan is to purchase and peel the pabel off. Hopefully the weather will be good and my candles wont arrive in bad shape.
@@PurpleRose79 yes, hopefully. My Fall candles did ok in the hot temps & I was really concerned about them.
Yes, we’ll talk more about those Halloween candles this weekend. I made a decision that may shock all of ya’ll 😉
Thanks Katie, once you’ve burned them all can you share your new ranking list? That really helps me. ❤
@@AdrianaBerlanga1207 yes, it will take me awhile to get through them all. However, next week prior to the Halloween launch, I’ll re-rank the ones I’ve burned in case anyone wants to add them to their cart. 👍🏻
I havent ever bought kringle candles....i did buy several wax melts last fall to try and ill be honest they had virtually no throw... like at all in my tiny tiny bathroom... i had to stick my nose in my warmer to smell them... i was really shocked since they are such an expensive company... my walmart melts pretty much always has great throw. That being said i do want to try one of their candles one day and several of these new fall ones spark my interest but im just not sure for the prices of them. The halloween ones spark my interest too. I have heard the reserve candles throw better then their regular ones for whatever reason. I think i heard they use more oils or something in the reserve line. Which i think is unfair to customers because the regular line ones are not cheap by any means. But since i havent actually tried either line i cant say for sure... what is ur thoughts on the regular line vs reserve line?
@@jenniferwarren2628 the Reserve line doesn’t use more oils, but the fragrances offered in that lineup are meant to be a little more conceptual & not as “mainstream.” The Halloween candles I purchased last year were quite strong, but I also accredit that to the fragrance notes in a lot of those being strong by nature (deep, earthy or spicy scents).
I will tell you that of the ones I’ve burned so far from this new launch, Warm & Toasty is my winner. It’s an elevated take on Marshmallow Fireside & performs quite well. Their 3 wick Kringle packaging is my favorite format in terms of performance, with the Country jars having the most inconsistent experience.
I will say that Kringle is still a relatively small business in comparison to the BBWs of the world & their price point is a bit higher because they manufacture everything in the USA (unlike other brands who have it done overseas). I know that doesn’t matter to some, but anytime things are made domestically, they usually carry a higher price tag. I don’t think there’s any moral supremacy to buying American, but I do recognize that that can impact price point.
Like all brands, they have their hits & misses, but it’s harder to swallow the misses when they’re not easy to return.
@@katiesjoyfullifeFrom the Kringle site, the Reserve candles contain “premium oils”. To my nose, Gingered Peach has been the best Reserve candle of the several I have purchased. I’m not a perfumed/conceptual fan, so I usually purchase regular Kringle medium candles. IMO, 100% made in the USA candles do make Kringle Candle superior to many other companies.🇺🇸 In my extensive research, I’ve learned that there are several countries that do not pay fair wages to their workers, don’t engage in fair trade, & still unnecessarily test their products on animals. That said, it’s challenging for us West Coasters to make informed purchases from the East Coast. I do really appreciate when Kringle daylights & wax melts are available and hope they expand availability of these sizes to all candles, especially Reserves. Thanks for sharing this & all your helpful reviews! 😊 R☘️
I can see why they would be pricer if they are made in the us and a smaller company... i like the 3 wick jar style best... i might go ahead and try 1 or 2... thank you for sharing your thoughts!!!