Good Good Imperial Shandy Soy Candle / Cape May Brewing Co.

Do you love the Thai Cherry Lime Good Good Imperial Shandy can from Cape May Brewing Co? How about candles? So do we! So much so we’ve upcycled all the cans from our personal favorites, (including some limited editions you can only get at the brewery) into hand-poured soy candles. They smell amazing! Get yours today and gift them to your Jersey shore loving friends. My brother-in-law uses his recycled candles in his man cave and my friend loves using hers in the she-shed. This listing is for our biggie 16 ounce can size, which has about 13-14 ounces of wax in each hand-poured can.

A candle is the perfect recipe of fragrance, wick, and wax. You have to "tweek" it to get that perfect balance. We believe you will not find a better smelling or more fragrant candle anywhere, including at the brewery. Each candle has been hand-poured and cured for at least 3 days before being shipped out. We encourage an additional 1-2 weeks of curing time, especially for natural waxes such as soy, to achieve optimum results. Curing is very important in the process to achieve the most fragrant candle possible. Trust us- it’ll be worth the wait, so order early.

Upcycled/Recycled means there may be some minimal denting in the can. This is to be expected and just know that whoever dented it really enjoyed the brew inside!

Stating the obvious here but, never leave a burning candle unattended. Do not burn any candle for longer than four hours at one time. Burning longer than that in one sitting could cause damage to the outside sticker and that would be very sad. This candle has been tested with repeated 4-hour burns and when burned properly, it will give hours of enjoyment.

Note: this shop is not affiliated with the Cape May Brewing Co, which means they hold all trademarks. But we do live across the street from them and love their seltzers! All of our cans are recycled cans obtained from my beer guzzling family and friends. Please check out our other listings for different sizes and upcycled cans from other local breweries.