

Hand Made By: Amish
Amish Golden HarvestApple Cinnamon Candle, 16 oz Farmhouse Soy
Ships gift-ready. No prices in the box. Add a free gift note at checkout.
Returns accepted, no questions asked.
About This Product
- Handcrafted Quality: Hand poured by the Borntrager family, Old Order Amish makers on the Iowa-Missouri border. Every jar starts with 100% natural soy wax from Midwest-grown soybeans and a self-trimming cotton wick.
- A True Apple Cinnamon Candle: The fragrance opens with fresh-picked apples and the subtle spice of cinnamon, warms into caramel and sweet maple, and settles onto vanilla and toasted pecans. One reviewer put it well: "You kind of wonder what it is... it draws you in."
- A Full 16 Ounces: The jar measures 3 inches across and 5 inches tall and gives you about 70 hours of burn time, enough to carry a kitchen from the first crisp evening clear into the holidays.
- Clean, Steady Burn: Natural soy wax and a self-trimming cotton wick keep the flame tidy without fuss. As one longtime customer wrote, "the ingredients are pure and they are clean burning."
- Goldenrod Glow: The wax is tinted a warm goldenrod in tribute to the fields at harvest time, so the jar looks like autumn on the shelf even before you light it.
- Gift Ready: Ships gift ready with no prices in the box, and you can add a free gift note at checkout. Choose one candle or two right on this page.
- American Heritage: Poured in small seasonal batches by an Old Order Amish family who take their time and do it right. Every order ships free, and returns are accepted with no questions asked.
If you have been looking for an apple cinnamon candle that smells like the real thing, this is the one the Borntrager family pours as the fields around them come in. They call it Golden Harvest, and it is a harvest candle in the plainest sense: fresh-picked apples and cinnamon up front, caramel and sweet maple in the middle, vanilla and toasted pecans underneath, all in a 16 oz farmhouse jar tinted the goldenrod color of an October field. Set it on the kitchen table or the mantel and let it do its quiet work, about 70 hours of burn time in all.
Most autumn candles lean hard on a single loud note. This one keeps people guessing. One reviewer wrote that you "kind of wonder what it is and can't put your finger on it," only that it draws you in, and customers have come straight back to order more after the first jar. Another has burned these "for several years" and keeps no other candles at home, saying simply, "the ingredients are pure and they are clean burning." That is the difference 100% natural soy wax and a cotton wick make, and it is why this little jar has earned nothing but five-star reviews.
Golden Harvest earns its keep beyond your own kitchen, too. One customer ordered three, "kept one and gave the other two as special gifts," and every order arrives ready for exactly that: plain gift-ready packaging, no prices in the box, and a free gift note at checkout if you would like one. When the last of the wax burns down, the glass jar is worth keeping. Rinse it out and it will hold matches, pencils, or a few stems from the garden for years to come.
Every one of these candles comes from the Borntrager family, Old Order Amish neighbors of ours on the Iowa-Missouri border, poured in small batches with the same care they put into their baskets. Fall is their busiest season and the autumn scents are the first to sell through, so if this fall candle belongs on your table this year, earlier is better than later. Your order ships free, and if it is not what you hoped, returns are accepted with no questions asked.
One more option worth knowing: the two-candle choice on this page pairs one jar to burn now with one to put away or give, and it costs less than buying two singles.
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