North Dakota
Clove and spruce needles over fresh snow and cedarwood, warmed by amber, vanilla and tonka. A long prairie winter night.
Sizes and prices
| Size | Burn time | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic13.75 oz · 390 g | 60–80 h | $29.95 | Homesick ↗ |
Burn times as Homesick states them. Prices from Homesick's website; they move often.
How it smells
Top notes
- Spruce Needles
- Clove
Heart notes
- Fresh Snow
- Cedarwood
Base notes
- Amber
- Vanilla
- Tonka Bean
Scent families
- Woody33%
- Gourmand33%
- Warm and spicy17%
- Fresh17%
More candles with amber, cedarwood, clove, snow, spruce or tonka
What's in it
- Wax
- Natural soy wax blend
- Wicks
- Organic cotton
- Made in
- Not stated
- Longest burn
- 80 hours
On its labels, Homesick says:
- Soy wax blend
- 100% organic cotton wicks
- Made with essential oils
Questions
How long does North Dakota burn?
Homesick says the Classic burns up to 80 hours.
What does North Dakota smell like?
Clove and spruce needles over fresh snow and cedarwood, warmed by amber, vanilla and tonka. A long prairie winter night. Homesick lists notes of spruce needles, clove, fresh snow, cedarwood, amber, vanilla and tonka bean. We file it under woody.
Is North Dakota worth it?
It has no Glow Score yet: a score needs the candle's own Amazon rating, and it doesn't have one yet. The Classic costs $29.95 and burns 60–80 hours.
More woody candles
Closest notes first, from other brands where we can.
