Pistachio Crème can be a hard Voluspa to get hold of: Voluspa's own site has listed its only big format, an 18 oz jar at $38 with roughly 100 hours of burn, as sold out, though Anthropologie has carried it in a smaller size too. The notes read like a pastry case, toasted pistachio and a little cardamom over tangy crème fraîche, settled on sandalwood, so expect something creamier and less sugary than a vanilla bomb.
Independent reviews are scarce. On TikTok, one fan tells people to run, not walk, for it alongside Gingerbread Chalet, and Voluspa slotted it into a Mother's Day gift guide, but there isn't enough from people burning it at home to judge throw. Across the line, Voluspa owners find the single-wick jars lovely up close and happiest in a bedroom or a small living room.
The notes
Notes
- Cardamom
- Toasted Pistachio
- Crème Fraîche
- Sandalwood
More candles with cardamom or sandalwood
Sizes and prices
| Size | Burn time | Price | Buy |
|---|
| Large Jar18 oz · 510 g | 100 h | $38 | Sold out |
Burn times as Voluspa states them. Prices from Voluspa's website; they move often.
What's in it
- Wax
- Proprietary coconut wax blend
- Wicks
- Natural, hand-set
- Made in
- USA (California)
- Longest burn
- 100 hours
Questions
How long does Pistachio Creme burn?
Voluspa says the Large Jar burns up to 100 hours.
What does Pistachio Creme smell like?
Toasted pistachio and tangy crème fraîche with cardamom and a smooth sandalwood base. The pastry case at a very good bakery. Voluspa lists notes of cardamom, toasted pistachio, crème fraîche and sandalwood. We file it under gourmand.
Is Pistachio Creme 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 Large Jar costs $38 and burns 100 hours.