Village CandleSpiced Vanilla Apple, Large Glass Apothecary Jar Scented Candle, 21.25 oz, Ivory

this candle is awesome! i burns evenly , smells terrific and worth every penny . If you love candles or want to give a nice gift, this ones for you.

Very large candle with a nice, homey scent. Wish the scent were a little stronger so that it would fill the whole apartment as some do. However, I recently browsed a bunch of candles while looking for a gift and I realized that so many of them now are outrageously priced!!! For a much smaller candle, you can easily be charged twice or even three times the cost of this one. So, I’d say this candle is a great bargain for anyone on a budget and it’s nice enough to give as a gift even.

It is a classic smell that reminds me of childhood holidays. The quality is nice. It is a bit expensive but that's kind of the standard for this quality of candle. The flame is easy to extinguish with the airtight lid.

I added this candle to my fall candle collection because of the baked apple theme. (Baked apple fan here.) I can’t speak to how well the candles burn because I mainly use these large jar size candles passively (open but not lit) in lieu of room freshener.The predominant scent is cinnamon. I smell some apple but also a buttery-baked bread scent. Not bad but not exactly what I expected, either. (Apple isn’t quite as balanced with the cinnamon as I anticipated.) This limited edition Village Candle was a good value on sale so I’m keeping it.

Very pleasing scent!

I have 3 Yankee candle warmers in the home and I love the way Yankee candles smell. I like when they have sells on some of them bc the price isn’t bad compared to some. I switch from different smells on different holidays. I never burn them just put them down in my warmer.

I bought a number of two candle brands -- Village Candle and Yankee Candle -- over the Christmas holidays, and here's my experience regarding this variety and all the other Village Candles I purchased:Cons:* Burns noticeably quicker, resulting in noticeably less value* Scent, when apparent (or exists at all), doesn't spread more than a couple feet from the candle at most* Jar is almost identical to Yankee Candle's, so it's easy to think you're buying the highest quality. You're not. (I admit to falling for this ruse more than once.)Pros:* Lower price is evidenced by a lighter wallet, stretching your budget further* Colors are similar to those offered by Yankee Candle, so if you like Yankee's candle colors, you'll like these* Just like Yankee Candles, Village Candles are excellent at their primary job: to simply be a candleI'm not saying I won't buy more Village Candles. At least I can count on them to do what all candles do, which is to shed light. And they look nice around the house when you face the label to the back (so guests won't know at first glance that these are not Yankee Candles). But I'll limit future purchases to already-cheaper Village Candles that go on sale to become cheaper still.

Smells great & lasts a long time!