Whitly Neill - Beautifully Upcycled Whitley Neill Gin - Rhubarb & Ginger - Bottle Candle

TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD

£30

Whitley Neill Rhubarb Ginger Coco Bee Soy Candle A Toast to Sustainable Luxury Discover the perfect blend of luxury fragrance and sustainable craftsmanship with the Tipsy House Whitley Neill Rhubarb Ginger Coco Bee Soy Candle. Hand-poured in Scotland, this exceptional candle features the bright, sweet, and comforting aroma inspired by the popular Rhubarb Ginger gin. It's the perfect statement piece for any home, providing a wonderful scent throw and a guilt-free burn. Crafted for Conscious Indulgence We transform used Whitley Neill Rhubarb Ginger bottles into stunning, high-quality candle vess

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD, number SC775455. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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