Greenman Woodwick Soy Candle – Wolf's Moon

Same scent as Ash & Woodsmoke, different name. Wolf's Moon shares an identical fragrance profile: cracked black pepper and smoky birch tar on top, smouldering wood, incense, and patchouli in the middle, ash, amber, and charred cedarwood at the base. If you've read the Ash & Woodsmoke description, you already know what this smells like — dark, smoky, firelit, intense. The difference is positioning: where Ash & Woodsmoke presents itself in direct, elemental terms, Wolf's Moon leans into atmosphere and narrative. Hand-poured soy wax, wooden wick, green glass jar with cork lid. 150g. Approximately 26 hours of burn time. The Scent Black pepper and birch tar open with dry, smoky heat. The heart settles into smouldering wood, incense, and patchouli — warm, resinous, earthy. The base is ash, amber, and charred cedarwood. For the full note-by-note breakdown, see the Ash & Woodsmoke listing — the fragrance is the same in both candles. The name "Wolf's Moon" refers to the January full moon — named by some Native American and early European traditions for the howling of wolves in midwinter. It's an evocative name that suggests cold nights, dark woods, and firelight. Whether that atmosphere adds to your enjoyment of the scent is personal; the scent itself doesn't change. This is the most polarising fragrance in the range. People who respond to smoky, woody, campfire-adjacent scents will find it compelling. People who prefer light, fresh, or floral fragrances will not. The Wolf's Moon name may draw buyers who are attracted to the atmospheric or gothic positioning but aren't prepared for how dark and smoky the actual scent is — worth noting for anyone choosing based on the name alone. The Burn Wooden wick, clean-burning soy wax. The crackle suits the smoky scent profile — it reinforces the firelit atmosphere. Allow the first burn to melt the full wax surface (2–3 hours) to prevent tunnelling on subsequent burns. Trim the charred wick tip before each relight. Size and