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Big Wick Energy

Bourbon / Oak / Tobacco / Pepper

$24.00

The name gets the look. The scent has to earn the reorder.

Strong throwBuilt for the whole room
Custom blendedDepth that earns the name
Performance blendBuilt for strong throw and a steady burn

Bourbon / Oak / Tobacco / Pepper

Big Wick Energy opens with black pepper, oak char, and warm spice, then settles into bourbon, tobacco leaf, and toasted barrel wood. Amber, vanilla smoke, and dark musk give the finish a low-lit barroom warmth.

Built for dens, home bars, offices, and evenings that deserve a little more backbone.

Scent progression

  • Top: Black pepper, oak char, warm spice
  • Middle: Bourbon accord, tobacco leaf, toasted barrel wood
  • Base: Amber, vanilla smoke, dark musk

Current format

  • Tall Shuck
  • 16 oz clear can glass
  • 400 g fill

Big wick. Bad manners. Excellent follow-through.

Big Wick EnergyTall Shuck — 16 oz Can Glass · 400 g$24.00

What's in the room

The scent has to earn the name.

TopBlack pepperOak charWarm spice
MiddleBourbon accordTobacco leafToasted barrel wood
BaseAmberVanilla smokeDark musk

The build

A candle with actual standards.

WaxProprietary performance wax blend
Wick setup Clean burning cotton wick system
Burn session Up to 4 hours at a time
Net weight 14oz / 400g
Dimensions 5.35" H × 2.90" W

Burn it right

Good candle. Basic responsibilities.

Candle Care

  • Trim wicks to about ¼ inch before each burn to keep the flame steady and the burn clean.
  • Let the wax melt all the way to the edges on the first burn (about 2–3 hours). This helps prevent tunneling later.
  • Burn for up to 4 hours at a time for the best performance.
  • Stop burning when about ¼ inch of wax remains at the bottom of the jar.

Candle Safety

  • Place candles on a stable, heat-safe surface.
  • Keep away from drafts, vents, curtains, pets, and anything that could catch.
  • Never leave a burning candle unattended or within reach of children.
  • Avoid moving the candle while it’s burning — the glass will be hot.
  • Keep the wax surface clear of matches, wick trimmings, or other debris.
  • If the flame becomes too tall or flickers excessively, extinguish the candle, trim the wick, and relight.
  • Burn candles only in well-ventilated spaces.