Our view
Balmoral is the Scottish meadow just after the rain: freshly cut grass, damp ferns, young shoots and sap. A green, fresh and very natural candle that brings the garden into the house.
The mood
In spring and summer, in a living room, kitchen or conservatory. Its leafy freshness airs a room and will please anyone who dislikes overly sweet candles.
The notes
Main notes: cut grass, foliage, mint, tea, iris, pine wood, sap
Surprise touch: freesia, at the heart
Olfactory family: green
If you love Balmoral…
Discover Dada, tea and crushed mint, or Carrière Frères’ Tomate candle for another garden green.
The House of Trudon
Founded in 1643, the Manufacture Royale de Cire Trudon supplied the court of Versailles and the greatest households for centuries. Its candles are made in France.
Sizes: classic candle 270 g (about 60 h) – €95
On first lighting, let the whole surface melt (about 2 hours), trim the wick to 3–5 mm before each use and never leave a candle unattended.
Exclusively in Nantes at Passage 31.