Book Cellar

This is one of my favourite scents. My only complaint is that it's seasonsal so I have to hoard it! It's subtle and calming and early, but not too earthy that I only use it at night. Just an all around marvelous candle.

As a huge fan of Old Books and New Paperback, this is the third candle I would add to that group to make the delicious papery, mildly sweet butterysent trifecta. I can’t get enough of it. What’s weird is I didn’t like it a whole lot first opening it up but once I burned it a few hours the notes balanced out and now when I open it cold I love it so much. Very reminiscent of the Old Books scent but I’m not complaining. I’m obsessed with that scent.

I bought this candle because I LOVE the smell of old, musty books in an antique shop, and that's exactly what I got! Who would think dirt would smell so charming lol?! It's fantastic, which is why I haunt this website, in search of my next treat. P.S. Let me say I have yet to light the candle, and I probably never will, because I enjoy the fragrance all by itself. And the tin container it comes in looks perfect among my other book-related goodies in my library. Well done Frostbeard!

I am constantly impressed with the creativity of the scents that this company churns out. This is one of those scents of a place long forgotten that brings you right back. If you want an earthy candle with just the right amount of sweetness, this is a good one.

When browsing the Frostbeard website this was never a candle I considered myself interested in. However, my independent bookstore stocked up on some candles around the release of the Spring collection. I went in for “Sexy Librarian” but couldn’t get this smell out of my mind. I ended up snapping it up on independent bookstore day and it is one of my absolute favorite Frostbeard candles I own. I tend to favor fall scents and this gave me an option that was a little heavier for Spring but didn’t feel oppressive. So, thank you to my indie for stocking this and allowing me to sniff test.