My name is Will DeFries, and this is the Sunday Scaries Podcast, your cure for the Sunday

Blues.

They describe themselves as the oldest and most prestigious wax manufacturer in the world.

The cut said, once you smell one of their candles with its unique, not overly perfuming scent

in a name inspired by European history, other candles won't smell as good.

Your Trudon candles smell like they're alive.

They're some who mommy to them.

And noted Candle website Candle Delirium simply stated, all their candles are still made

with the same perfected wax technique and are still recognized by those in the know,

as the highest quality candles.

The company, of course, is Sear Trudon.

It's spelled C-I-R-E- space- T-R-U-D-O-N.

A truly historic scented candle company that began in 1643, it's now regarded as the oldest

scented candle company in the world.

They were the royal wax supplier in France, where they even supplied waxed an Napoleon,

but are now a staple in luxury stores and lavish townhouses all across the world.

David Sideris even said, you have to be really careful about scented candles.

There's only two kinds worth having, dip-tick or Trudon, so you can know he's a fan.

And while that general sentiment is not echoed on my end, I will say that Sear Trudon made

a very large impression on me when I first discovered them in 2008.

Then I was tasked with selling a candle I could never dream of affording.

This scent so strong they had to be on display, covered in individual domes, I immediately

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