Why would it be difficult to produce beer scented candles?
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I have seen candles scented, with pineapple, apple, mango, coconut, orange, pine, mint, peppermint, etc.
I dont think it should be difficult to produce the odor coming from the natural ingredients in beer.
Sounds like your the first with this idea.
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I found out that this is not something new. They aleady make them beer scented.
http://www.uniquedaily.com/beer-scented-candle/
lol great pic glad you found what you were looking for lol
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The best part of the aroma may dissipate too quickly.
No, I was curious about the quote from the maker of Manly Man Candles on that Mahalo page in which he says he has not been able to succeed yet. I wonder what it is about beer that would make it difficult. He may just not understand beer as well as he understands candles. But maybe it has something to do with the chemistry of hops.