There is something unforgettable about the air after a summer storm. The freshness of rain-soaked grass. The earthy richness of the forest floor. That fleeting moment when the clouds part, sunlight returns, and nature seems to come alive.
Inspired by this experience, the Ranger Station Oakmoss Candle captures the beauty of the outdoors through a sophisticated blend of earthy woods, fresh botanicals, and warm, atmospheric notes.
At its heart, oakmoss creates a rich, forest-inspired foundation, layered with red amber, bergamot, and sandalwood. Bright lavender and violet leaf introduce a delicate botanical freshness, while notes of spring water, green grass, and charred sage evoke the unmistakable scent of the earth after rainfall.
Fresh yet grounding. Earthy yet refined. Oakmoss brings the quiet sophistication of nature into your home.
Hand-poured in Nashville, Tennessee, using a premium soy wax blend, each candle is presented in a reusable cocktail glass designed to be enjoyed long after the final burn.
Fragrance Profile
Spring water, green grass, charred sage, oakmoss, red amber, bergamot, sandalwood, lavender, and violet leaf.
Product Details
- 8 oz. premium soy wax blend
- Hand-poured and packaged in Nashville, Tennessee
- 40+ hour burn time
- Includes matches and a paired cocktail recipe
- Reusable cocktail glass
Candle Care
the best experience, allow the wax to melt evenly across the surface during the first burn to help prevent tunneling. Trim the wick to ¼ inch before each use and never burn longer than four hours at a time.
Candles to Cocktails | Give Your Glass a Second Life
Once your candle has finished burning and cooled completely, place the glass in the freezer overnight to help loosen the remaining wax. Carefully remove the wax with a wooden utensil, then remove the metal wick tabs from the bottom. Soak in warm, soapy water as needed to remove any remaining residue.
Wash thoroughly, ensuring all wax and fragrance residue is removed, and enjoy your reusable glass with your favorite cocktail.
The freshness of a passing storm. The warmth of the forest. Nature, beautifully captured.