Stay. Sip. Spill.
No rush. No pressure. Just be.
There is a certain kind of coffee shop you end up in when life needs a pause.
Not rushed. Not loud. Soft lighting. Comfortable chairs that forgive your posture. A pastry case that smells like butter and ambition.
This is that place.
Chai for the Drama is poured from the corner table, the one closest to the window, where steam curls upward and time slows down just enough for you to breathe again.
It opens with bright orange peel, cardamom, and cinnamon. Warm, spiced, and gently awakening, like the first sip after a long day of holding it together.
As the candle settles, creamy nutmeg and soft peppercorn bloom through the air. Smooth, grounding, and just a little unexpected.
This is the middle of the visit.
Shoes off. Coat draped over the chair. Shoulders finally dropping.
Then comes the base.
Black tea steeped deep, wrapped in vanilla and clove. Rich, comforting, and quietly powerful. The kind of warmth that stays with you long after you have paid the bill.
The kind that reminds you it is okay to sit with your thoughts, or rehearse the conversation you wish you had actually had.
Whether you just survived a family visit, clocked out of a day that took everything you had, or found yourself across the table from an old friend, a new flame, or somebody who said, “I’m just being honest” right before saying something deeply unnecessary, this candle meets you where you are.
No judgment.
No rush.
Just warmth, spice, and a little permission to feel your feelings.
Because sometimes you do not need answers.
You just need really good chai.
Top: Orange Peel, Cardamom, Cinnamon
Middle: Peppercorn, Cream, Nutmeg
Base: Black Tea, Vanilla, Clove
Orange Peel: Bright, citrusy, and slightly bitter in the best way.
Cardamom: Warm, aromatic spice with a cool, almost eucalyptus-like edge.
Cinnamon: Familiar baking spice with a soft, sweet heat.
Peppercorn: Dry, lightly sharp spice that keeps the fragrance from becoming too sweet.
Cream: Smooth, soft richness that rounds everything out.
Nutmeg: Warm, earthy baking spice with a gentle sweetness.
Black Tea: Deep, slightly tannic, and comforting, like a strong cup of tea with somewhere to be.
Vanilla: Creamy sweetness that makes the spice feel cozy.
Clove: Rich, aromatic spice with a little drama and absolutely no interest in being ignored.
Light this when: You need a pause without an agenda.
Mood: Warm, reflective, quietly comforting.
Throw: Spiced, cozy, and gently enveloping.
Wax: Coconut Apricot Soy
Wick: Cotton, no metal core
Hand-poured in Las Vegas
Burn Time:
Signature Candle: 8 oz, single wick, approximately 50–60 hours
Grande Candle: 12 oz, 3-wick, approximately 35–45 hours
Wax Melt Cubes: Approximately 8–12 hours per cube
Full Wax Melt Clamshell: Approximately 48–72 hours total
Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each burn.
Allow the wax to melt all the way across the surface on the first burn. This helps prevent tunneling, which is when your candle starts digging a little wax cave in the middle like it has secrets.
Burn in increments of no more than 4 hours.
Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from children, pets, drafts, curtains, and anyone who thinks “let’s unpack that” is an appropriate thing to say when you are clearly trying to enjoy your chai.
Stay. Sip. Spill.
No rush. No pressure. Just be.
There is a certain kind of coffee shop you end up in when life needs a pause.
Not rushed. Not loud. Soft lighting. Comfortable chairs that forgive your posture. A pastry case that smells like butter and ambition.
This is that place.
Chai for the Drama is poured from the corner table, the one closest to the window, where steam curls upward and time slows down just enough for you to breathe again.
It opens with bright orange peel, cardamom, and cinnamon. Warm, spiced, and gently awakening, like the first sip after a long day of holding it together.
As the candle settles, creamy nutmeg and soft peppercorn bloom through the air. Smooth, grounding, and just a little unexpected.
This is the middle of the visit.
Shoes off. Coat draped over the chair. Shoulders finally dropping.
Then comes the base.
Black tea steeped deep, wrapped in vanilla and clove. Rich, comforting, and quietly powerful. The kind of warmth that stays with you long after you have paid the bill.
The kind that reminds you it is okay to sit with your thoughts, or rehearse the conversation you wish you had actually had.
Whether you just survived a family visit, clocked out of a day that took everything you had, or found yourself across the table from an old friend, a new flame, or somebody who said, “I’m just being honest” right before saying something deeply unnecessary, this candle meets you where you are.
No judgment.
No rush.
Just warmth, spice, and a little permission to feel your feelings.
Because sometimes you do not need answers.
You just need really good chai.
Top: Orange Peel, Cardamom, Cinnamon
Middle: Peppercorn, Cream, Nutmeg
Base: Black Tea, Vanilla, Clove
Orange Peel: Bright, citrusy, and slightly bitter in the best way.
Cardamom: Warm, aromatic spice with a cool, almost eucalyptus-like edge.
Cinnamon: Familiar baking spice with a soft, sweet heat.
Peppercorn: Dry, lightly sharp spice that keeps the fragrance from becoming too sweet.
Cream: Smooth, soft richness that rounds everything out.
Nutmeg: Warm, earthy baking spice with a gentle sweetness.
Black Tea: Deep, slightly tannic, and comforting, like a strong cup of tea with somewhere to be.
Vanilla: Creamy sweetness that makes the spice feel cozy.
Clove: Rich, aromatic spice with a little drama and absolutely no interest in being ignored.
Light this when: You need a pause without an agenda.
Mood: Warm, reflective, quietly comforting.
Throw: Spiced, cozy, and gently enveloping.
Wax: Coconut Apricot Soy
Wick: Cotton, no metal core
Hand-poured in Las Vegas
Burn Time:
Signature Candle: 8 oz, single wick, approximately 50–60 hours
Grande Candle: 12 oz, 3-wick, approximately 35–45 hours
Wax Melt Cubes: Approximately 8–12 hours per cube
Full Wax Melt Clamshell: Approximately 48–72 hours total
Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each burn.
Allow the wax to melt all the way across the surface on the first burn. This helps prevent tunneling, which is when your candle starts digging a little wax cave in the middle like it has secrets.
Burn in increments of no more than 4 hours.
Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from children, pets, drafts, curtains, and anyone who thinks “let’s unpack that” is an appropriate thing to say when you are clearly trying to enjoy your chai.
P.J. Candle Co. Scent #103
Coffee Shop Collection – Bevy’s
Fragrance Notes
Top: Orange Peel, Cardamom, Cinnamon
Middle: Peppercorn, Cream, Nutmeg
Base: Black Tea, Vanilla, Clove
