Maison Tchin Tchin
Rosé Scented Candle – Maison Tchin Tchin
🌸 A Rosé in Bloom
A fresh and radiant fragrance inspired by rosé wine, where tangy red berries meet a bouquet of powdery roses.
🍓 Floral, fruity, and fresh
Red currant, pink grapefruit, and raspberry open up to a heart of rose, geranium, and freesia, softened by sandalwood and white musks.
♻️ A bottle turned into a candle
Each container is made from a genuine recycled wine bottle, which is cut up and repurposed to begin a second life.
🇫🇷 Perfume from Grasse, made in France
Made in Provence with natural soy wax and a fragrance created in Grasse; formulated without CMRs or phthalates.
Rosé Scented Candle – Maison Tchin Tchin
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€39,00 EUR
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🇫🇷 90% Made in France
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Maison Tchin Tchin: handcrafted scented candles with floral notes
From a glass of rosé to home fragrance
Features
- Brand
- Maison Tchin Tchin
- Fragrance
- Rosé
- Olfactory family
- Floral, fruity and fresh
- Top notes
- Redcurrant, pink grapefruit, raspberry
- Heart notes
- Rose, Egyptian geranium, freesia
- Base notes
- Sandalwood, white musks
- Wax
- Natural soy wax
- Wick
- 100% cotton
- Container
- Recycled wine bottle
- Weight
- 250 g
- Burn time
- Approximately 65 hours
- Perfume
- Made in Grasse, CMR-free
- Manufacturing
- Made in France
- Packaging
- Recyclable kraft cardboard
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Rosé candle actually smell like wine?
No. Rosé does not seek to replicate the scent of a glass of wine or that of alcohol. Instead, Maison Tchin Tchin uses the aromatic world of wine as a starting point to create a true home fragrance.
Here, the result is distinctly floral and fruity: red currant, pink grapefruit, and raspberry provide a fresh, tangy first impression, before giving way to rose, geranium, and freesia. Finally, sandalwood and white musks lend the fragrance a softer quality.
It is therefore much closer to a perfume composition inspired by rosé than to a literal reproduction of its scent.
Here, the result is distinctly floral and fruity: red currant, pink grapefruit, and raspberry provide a fresh, tangy first impression, before giving way to rose, geranium, and freesia. Finally, sandalwood and white musks lend the fragrance a softer quality.
It is therefore much closer to a perfume composition inspired by rosé than to a literal reproduction of its scent.
What kind of fragrance is Rosé?
Rosé is one of the freshest, most floral, and radiant fragrances in the Maison Tchin Tchin line. It opens with tangy red berries and grapefruit before evolving into a distinctly floral scent centered around rose.
However, its base notes of sandalwood and white musks maintain a sense of softness and prevent the fragrance from becoming too sharp. It’s therefore a great choice if you’re looking for a scent that’s noticeable yet light in character, with a distinctly spring- or summer-like quality.
It stands in stark contrast to the much darker, warmer Merlot or the more amber- and vanilla-scented Chardonnay.
However, its base notes of sandalwood and white musks maintain a sense of softness and prevent the fragrance from becoming too sharp. It’s therefore a great choice if you’re looking for a scent that’s noticeable yet light in character, with a distinctly spring- or summer-like quality.
It stands in stark contrast to the much darker, warmer Merlot or the more amber- and vanilla-scented Chardonnay.
In which room should you use the Rosé candle?
Its fresh, floral profile makes it particularly easy to use in living spaces: the living room, dining room, entryway, or sunroom, for example. It also works very well when you want to bring a brighter, lighter feel to a room.
And contrary to what its very summery vibe might suggest, there’s obviously no reason to reserve it for sunny days. In the middle of winter, it can actually be a great way to bring a touch of freshness and sunshine into your home.
And contrary to what its very summery vibe might suggest, there’s obviously no reason to reserve it for sunny days. In the middle of winter, it can actually be a great way to bring a touch of freshness and sunshine into your home.
Which Maison Tchin Tchin candle should you choose: Rosé, Chardonnay, or Merlot?
These are three quite different profiles. Rosé is the best choice if you like fresh, fruity, and floral scents, especially rose and red berries.
Chardonnay leans more toward an amber, enveloping profile, with vanilla, toasty notes, and creamy woody accents. Merlot, on the other hand, has more depth, with woody, chocolatey, and spicy notes.
In other words: Rosé for freshness and floral notes; Chardonnay for smoothness and roundness; Merlot for character and depth. This distinction also makes it easier to choose a fragrance when giving the candle as a gift without knowing the recipient’s exact preferences.
Chardonnay leans more toward an amber, enveloping profile, with vanilla, toasty notes, and creamy woody accents. Merlot, on the other hand, has more depth, with woody, chocolatey, and spicy notes.
In other words: Rosé for freshness and floral notes; Chardonnay for smoothness and roundness; Merlot for character and depth. This distinction also makes it easier to choose a fragrance when giving the candle as a gift without knowing the recipient’s exact preferences.