Fragrance Family: Spiced Gourmand Woody
Smells Like:
Whiskey by the fire. Pumpkin without the cliché. Saffron, spice, and everything nice—but grown-up.
Notes:
Top: Whiskey, Saffron
Middle: Pumpkin, Whiskey, Spices
Base: Rum, Tonka Bean, Smokey Oud, Musks
When to Burn:
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First fire of the season
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Dinner before the clocks change
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Book in hand, blanket nearby
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After the door closes and the world stays outside
- Air conditioning is on high and you are a sweater weather lover
Smells Like:
A slow pour of whiskey near the hearth. Saffron and spice steeped in golden afternoon light. A quiet return to warmth, comfort, and depth.
Description:
A scent for the turning season—where the air sharpens and gatherings move indoors. No. 31 Tipsy Pumpkin invites you to step inside, shrug off the chill, and settle into something familiar yet unexpected.
Top notes of whiskey and saffron open with warmth and clarity, softened by the rich heart of spiced pumpkin and oak-aged whiskey. At the base, tonka bean and rum fold into smoked oud and musks—evoking the slow drift of woodsmoke through an open window and the quiet satisfaction of company well kept.
This is not a saccharine take on fall. It is an ode to transition, to tradition refined. Light it as friends gather with blankets and cider, after a long walk through rust-colored leaves, or when dusk arrives earlier than expected—and you welcome it.
CANDLE CARE:
Whiskey & Woof has renewed our commitment as a Leaping Bunny, cruelty free certified company for the 3rd year in a row. That means we'll never use vendors that are tested on animals which includes our fragrance, wax, wick and candle holder vendors.
Candle Tips: Darlings, your candles do not have to tunnel. Optimize them by ensuring the first burn creates a liquid pool side-to-side because wax has a memory worse than that one acquaintance in the friend group that's always included, stores all the dramas in their head and waits to pounce. Did that get your attention? Fabulous.
Depending on the size of the candle that first burn time may take half an hour to 2 hours. Then snuff that candle out to prevent a large amount of soot in the air.
Trim the wick to 1/4" prior to burning. This will also help you have a cleaner burn. Don't have a wick trimmer handy - find a tissue and gently tug off the top bit of the burned wick.
Keep subsequent burns clean by keeping them to 3-4 hours. What? Biology Darling. We go nose blind after that amount of time and it also helps prevent overheating.
Overheating can occur when a candle is burned to the very bottom.
Recycling the Candle Vessel:
Cold Method: Pop in the fridge for at least an hour so wax hardens and is easy to crack and remove. Clean with dishwashing liquid. Reuse the jar to ensure that candy you've been stashing stays close by.
Hot Method: When the candle has cooled and there is 1/4" left of wax at the bottom, fill with boiling water three quarters of the jar. You'll see fragrance and wax will float up and form a top layer, making it easy to remove. Let it cool. Remove the top layer, wash with dishwashing liquid and it's ready. Reduce. Reuse. *If you are concerned about keeping the label, use hot, not boiling water. When done wipe inside with isopropyl alcohol to clean out any lingering fragrance.
The vessels are glass, so if you do not want to reuse, please recycle appropriately.
All candles are made with Phthalate free fragrances. Our wax is an ethically sourced, non-toxic coconut wax. Due to the nature of hand-pouring, there may be slight variances between products.
