For Auld Lang Syne

FOR AULD LANG SYNE

In the Bleak Midwinter | A Curated Fragrance Trio

The table is crowded. Someone is telling a story you’ve heard a hundred times. Another glass is poured, another chair pulled closer, and nobody seems particularly concerned with the hour.

These are the gatherings we remember.

Popularized by Robert Burns in 1788, Auld Lang Syne is an old Scots expression meaning, roughly, “for old times’ sake.” Traditionally sung at the turning of the year, the song celebrates friendship, shared history, and the people who make ordinary moments worth remembering.

For Auld Lang Syne is a tribute to those familiar faces and long evenings.

To tables that always have room for one more. To the warmth of a house full of people, the conversations that continue long after supper, and the quiet morning that follows.

THE COLLECTION

Winter Table
Tart cranberry and winter fruit layered over dark woods, softened by a delicate praline sweetness. Warm, sophisticated, and inviting.

After Supper
Mulled fruit, orange peel, and rich wassail spices, rounded with black cardamom and a subtle creamy warmth. The lingering atmosphere of a winter evening.

January Morning
Buttery maple and toasted walnut mingle with cinnamon and creamy vanilla. Warm, comforting, and reminiscent of a slow breakfast on a cold morning.

THREE FRAGRANCES. FOR OLD TIMES’ SAKE.

Includes three 4 oz Vesper House candles, individually poured and thoughtfully curated.

Part of our seasonal In the Bleak Midwinter collection.

$44 | A $48 value

Each candle is poured to order and requires approximately 3–5 weeks for production and curing. Please allow adequate time when purchasing as a gift.