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🇫🇷 90% Made in France
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Why we love the artisanal Viognier scented candle:
A bottle of wine that changes life
Features
- Brand
- Maison Tchin Tchin
- Fragrance
- Viognier
- Olfactory family
- Fruity, floral, and gourmet
- Top notes
- Apricot, quince
- Heart notes
- Honeysuckle, osmanthus flower, davana
- Base notes
- Exotic fruits, acacia honey
- 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 Viognier candle really smell like white wine?
No. Like the other Maison Tchin Tchin fragrances, Viognier does not seek to replicate the scent of a glass of wine or that of alcohol.
Instead, the brand draws inspiration from the aromatic profile associated with the grape variety to create a fragrance composition. In the case of Viognier, this results in a very expressive fragrance centered on apricot, quince, and flowers, complemented by notes of exotic fruits and acacia honey.
It is, therefore, a home fragrance in its own right: the wine provides the inspiration and the vocabulary, not the literal scent.
Instead, the brand draws inspiration from the aromatic profile associated with the grape variety to create a fragrance composition. In the case of Viognier, this results in a very expressive fragrance centered on apricot, quince, and flowers, complemented by notes of exotic fruits and acacia honey.
It is, therefore, a home fragrance in its own right: the wine provides the inspiration and the vocabulary, not the literal scent.
What does the Viognier candle smell like?
Viognier is one of the fruitiest and most indulgent fragrances in the Maison Tchin Tchin line. Apricot is a particularly prominent note in its composition, accompanied by quince and then a more floral bouquet featuring, notably, honeysuckle and osmanthus.
The base notes of exotic fruits and acacia honey then lend a rounder, smoother quality. Maison Tchin Tchin describes the fragrance as crisp and apricot-like, with floral and spicy accents.
If you enjoy fruity perfumes but aren’t looking for something very fresh and citrusy or a very woody composition, Viognier is likely one of the most appealing options in the line.
The base notes of exotic fruits and acacia honey then lend a rounder, smoother quality. Maison Tchin Tchin describes the fragrance as crisp and apricot-like, with floral and spicy accents.
If you enjoy fruity perfumes but aren’t looking for something very fresh and citrusy or a very woody composition, Viognier is likely one of the most appealing options in the line.
What is the difference between Viognier and Chardonnay?
Although both are inspired by white grape varieties, their aromas are very different.
Viognier emphasizes apricot, quince, flowers, and honey. Its character is therefore more fruity, sunny, and indulgent.
Chardonnay, on the other hand, offers a more amber-hued and enveloping profile: orange blossom and cinnamon give way to vanilla, followed by a base of patchouli, creamy sandalwood, and cedar.
To put it simply: choose Viognier if you like yellow fruits and flowers; choose Chardonnay if you prefer vanilla, woody notes, and more amber-like aromas.
Viognier emphasizes apricot, quince, flowers, and honey. Its character is therefore more fruity, sunny, and indulgent.
Chardonnay, on the other hand, offers a more amber-hued and enveloping profile: orange blossom and cinnamon give way to vanilla, followed by a base of patchouli, creamy sandalwood, and cedar.
To put it simply: choose Viognier if you like yellow fruits and flowers; choose Chardonnay if you prefer vanilla, woody notes, and more amber-like aromas.
How can I make the Viognier candle last as long as possible?
Maison Tchin Tchin estimates a burn time of approximately 65 hours for its 250-gram size. To ensure even melting, the brand recommends allowing the entire surface of the wax to melt during the first burn.
For subsequent uses, aim for burning sessions of about 2 to 3 hours and trim the wick to about 5 mm before each lighting. These simple steps help prevent the flame from getting too large and promote more even burning.
As with any candle, it must, of course, be placed on a stable surface, away from flammable materials, and never left burning unattended.
For subsequent uses, aim for burning sessions of about 2 to 3 hours and trim the wick to about 5 mm before each lighting. These simple steps help prevent the flame from getting too large and promote more even burning.
As with any candle, it must, of course, be placed on a stable surface, away from flammable materials, and never left burning unattended.