Backbone Craft Company, LLC
Cider Stand
Cider Stand
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There's a pull-off on a two-lane road about twenty minutes from everywhere that only matters six weeks a year.
You smell it from the parking lot. Fresh apples and cinnamon coming off the air before you've even closed the car door — crisp, a little sweet, exactly what October is supposed to smell like. You get to the counter and that's when the rest of it hits you: warm cider in a paper cup and a bag of donuts fresh out of the oil, sugared and still warm, the kind that leave a ring on the paper. You didn't plan to buy a half-dozen. You always buy a half-dozen.
The drive home smells like this. Your jacket smells like this. You're already thinking about going back next weekend.
Sweet, spiced, and grounded in tonka and vanilla — this is the scent of a fall afternoon that went exactly right.
Hand-poured in small batches in Iowa, using a natural soy wax blend. Clean melt, steady fragrance release.
Best Used In: Kitchens, living rooms, and anywhere the weekend is supposed to feel easy. Works beautifully in small to medium spaces where the warmth builds without tipping over.
Fragrance Notes
Fragrance Notes
- Top: Fresh Apples, Cinnamon
- Middle: Fried Donuts, Warm Cider
- Base: Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Sugar Crystals
Properties
Properties
- 100% Natural Soy Wax
- 6-cavity clamshell
- Approx. 2.7 oz total wax
- Clean-melting and paraffin-free
- Phthalate-free fragrance oil
- No essential oils
- Vanillin content: 3.30% | Ethyl Vanillin: 7.20%
- Hand-poured in Iowa
- Part of the Fall Collection
Why You'll Love It
Why You'll Love It
- Opens with fresh apple and cinnamon — the smell of fall before you've even walked up to the counter
- Warm cider and fried donut in the middle make it unmistakably specific — you know exactly where you are
- Tonka bean and vanilla round out the base with a warmth that lingers long after the melt is done
- Sweet without being cloying — the sugar crystals in the base keep it honest
- Perfect for kitchens and living rooms on a slow weekend morning
- The one that makes people walk into the room and ask what you're burning
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