From Kobo, the Holiday Highball Candle. "Holiday Highball transports you to the heart of a swank and sumptuous holiday affair with creamy notes of boozy eggnog and spice. Flirtatious and witty banter abounds as the live band begins to play. Enjoy one midnight toast or go ahead post up by the punch bowl. Cheers!" $32.50 at Smallflower.
The holiday candle trio from Maison Francis Kurkdjian for 2025 includes Mon beau Sapin ("woody, subtly resinous"), Pain d’épices ("sweet and spicy warmth") and Pomme d’amour ("generously caramelized"). 3 x 75g, $105 at Saks.
Diptyque’s holiday collection for 2025 will launch next week. The brand will apparently dispense with the usual trio of limited edition fragranced candles and focus on Sapin, the pine tree fragrance, in a collection called A Night of Wax and Gold. There are 3 sizes of the Sapin candle (the gold glass version in 70g for €44 or 190g for €74; or a gold speckled ceramic, shown below the jump, in 1.5k for €350)…
You want chocolate but yesterday's Mizensir Chocolat Suisse did not tempt you? Maybe you want Tocca Oaxaca: "Tocca Oaxaca Holiday Edition Candle evokes the delicious and spicy tastes of Oaxaca, with cocoa nibs and Ancho chili, the perfect combination of decadent chocolate." $50 for 287g at Candle Delirium.
Another option for a Holiday 2025 candle: Chocolat Suisse from Mizensir. "Alberto Morillas has created the chocolate candle for Mizensir, a poetic and imaginative candle dedicated to this emblem of Swiss culture and gastronomy, to celebrate the festive season and accompany the winter season with warmth, softness and indulgence. [...] With the new creation, Alberto Morillas has once again succeeded in recomposing the emotion of chocolate in subtle, delicate and evocative notes: A base of sandalwood and vanilla, with a heart note of gourmand praline, contrasting with patchouli, and a top note of cocoa and tonka bean." $75 for 230g at Mizensir.