It's Cocktail Time!

Some of our most popular (and personal favorite) scents can be found in our Cocktail Time collection.

Here's the idea: Find the best scents anywhere and everywhere that are inspired by world class adult beverages and make them available across our scent product offerings.

Two of our original scents (Coconut Bourbon and Blackberry Margarita) got us going down this path. We're now up to six scents, with number seven expected to launch later this fall.

Let's give a quick overview. I wish I could release smells through the internet, but for now descriptions will have to do.

Absinthe: This is my personal favorite of the collection. Absinthe is known as "The Green Fairy" amongst the initiated due to it's emerald green color. It was Hemingway's favorite drink, banned for decades as it was believed to cause mental illness, Absinthe is enjoying a renaissance of sorts in the modern day. Our version smells just like real Absinthe tastes when drizzled with sugar in the customary way this liquor is consumed.

Blackberry Margarita: One of the first scents we put into a candle, and one of our best sellers still. Blackberry is the predominant aroma, but there are hints of tequila and lime as well.

Coconut Bourbon: Another scent from our commercial launch that remains today. This scent is our top seller some months. It has never been lower than second best seller. This is probably our best "repeat customer" seller. If you love coconut, you will love this scent. The bourbon scent is very subtle, while the coconut is right in your face.

Fine Whiskey: I'm going to be honest. Nearly everyone has an opinion on this scent. Most love it. A few hate it. Nobody sits on the fence. Fine Whiskey captures the complexity and nuance that make whiskey connoisseurs pay attention. I'm not personally a whiskey drinker, but I LOVE LOVE LOVe this scent. We don't put it in our car diffusers because we don't want people to get the wrong idea. It's that authentic.

Lemon Drop: Our most recent addition to the Cocktail Time collection, Lemon Drop was released just two weeks ago. It's a bold lemon, just like a really good Lemon Drop shot. It was the first scent released in our new yellow sugar skull jars, so the visuals align with the aromas.

Pina Colada: Close your eyes, and be transported to a tropical island paradise. Pineapple and coconut are the stars of the show here, with a subtle rum undertone. This scent has also become very popular, particularly in our car diffusers.

COMING SOON: Bay Rum!  So I mentioned earlier that we had a seventh Cocktail Time scent coming later this fall. This is it. Bay Rum smells like a really good spiced rum, like the one produced by a sailor named Jerry. It brings a lot to the table, but is incredibly balanced. I'll give a more detailed description on release. I think this is going to be a winner.

So that's Cocktail Time. Curating this collection is a true labor of love for me. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Greg