Greenman Woodwick Soy Candle – Cedar Citrus

Warm citrus, not bright citrus. Cedar Citrus opens with blood orange and mandarin zest — rounder, sweeter, and less sharp than the lemon-and-grapefruit top of Woodland Zest. The heart moves into strawberry and dewberry, adding an unexpected soft-fruit sweetness that most cedar-citrus candles don't include. The base is cedarwood and soft woods, warm and uncomplicated. This is a gentler, more accessible version of the citrus-meets-forest idea. Hand-poured soy wax, wooden wick, green glass jar with cork lid. 150g. Approximately 26 hours of burn time. The Scent in Detail Blood orange and mandarin are warmer citrus varieties than lemon or grapefruit. Blood orange has a slightly berry-like undertone (it's literally red-fleshed); mandarin is sweet and gentle compared to sharper citruses. Together they create an opening that's fruity-warm rather than fruity-sharp. If you think of citrus as a spectrum from sharp (lemon, lime) to sweet (tangerine, blood orange), this candle sits at the sweet end. The heart is where Cedar Citrus becomes distinctive. Strawberry and dewberry are not typical citrus-candle notes — they add a soft, jammy sweetness that bridges the citrus top and woody base in an unusual way. The result is fruitier and sweeter through the middle than you'd expect from a candle called "Cedar Citrus." If you're expecting a clean, sharp citrus-and-wood combination, the berry heart will surprise you. The base is cedarwood and soft woods. Simple, warm, reliable. Cedarwood is the connecting thread between this candle and several others in the range (Woodland Zest, Crushed Fig & Cassis, Moss & Mist all use cedarwood in their bases). Here it serves as a gentle landing for the fruit rather than a feature in its own right. Within the range, Cedar Citrus overlaps most with Woodland Zest — both are citrus-forward with woody bases. The key difference: Woodland Zest is brighter, sharper, and more complex (grapefruit, pine, oakmoss). Cedar Citrus is warmer, softer, and sweet