Abd El Kader – Scented Candle
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Trudon – the Parisian house whose story began in 1643 as a candle maker. To this day, its candles are made in Trudon's own workshop in Normandy.
Abd El Kader smells of Moroccan mint tea. Blackcurrant bud, lemon, clove, ginger, fresh mint and apple open green and peppery-warm, jasmine sits at the heart, before vanilla rounds everything off softly. Trudon tells of a gust of freedom blowing from the coast near Mascara across the mountains, picking up mint, ginger, tea and the tobacco of the Ouled Naïl tribe along the way.
Abd El Kader suits any room and any season – fresh enough for summer, spicy enough for winter.
What makes Abd El Kader special for us: you recognise it after a single breath. Mint and spice, fresh and warm at once – no wonder it's one of our bestsellers.
THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this scent.
What does Abd El Kader smell like?
Fresh mint, ginger and clove over jasmine and vanilla – like a glass of Moroccan mint tea.
Where should I place Abd El Kader?
The Classic scents any room. The Intermezzo, with three wicks, is made for large rooms – on a mantelpiece or an elegant dinner table; the Great, with five wicks, works indoors as well as outdoors.
How long does Abd El Kader burn?
According to Trudon, the 270 g Classic burns for 55 to 60 hours.
Which scent might I like if I like Abd El Kader?
If you love the fresh mint in Abd El Kader, try the Spearmint taper candles by Carrière Frères – green mint, pure and invigorating.
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