Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review – “Welcome to New Orleans”

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Hammock Pack
Cost: $32/month
Ships To: Continental United States.
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Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans" Hammock Pack is a monthly surprise pack filled with everything you need to take a much needed getaway without even leaving your home. Boxes are geared towards women and each month you will receive a pack filled with a mix of food, bath products, housewares, and accessories that you’d only find if you visited that month’s destination city.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans" Hammock Pack ships via USPS Priority Mail and is supposed to ship around the 25th of the month. They must ship in batches because some people get their boxes before mine even shipped.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"

Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"

Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"The January 2016 Hammock Pack theme was “Welcome to New Orleans” and included the following items:

~Mad Darling Candles “Jazz on Frenchmen” ($16): This candle is incredible. It’s described as a “masculine scent” with notes of amber and oak. I didn’t find it to be overly heavy, and I have to say, I think it’s one of my favorite candle scents ever.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"
~Love, Cookie Butter Pecan Praline ($4): These cookies are made in the heart of downtown New Orleans and had a great buttery taste to them.  I would certainly seek this place out if I visited NOLA.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"
~Sucre Chocolate Bar (Candied Violet) ($7): I am not sure about this one.  I love the dark chocolate, but the candied violets are a little different.  It may be an acquired taste. These bars are handmade in small batches and are also gluten-free.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"
~Sweet Olive Soap Works Gris Gris ($6): If you subscribe to Hammock Pack on a regular basis you know that they send a lot of bar soap.  A lot.  Probably 70% of their boxes have bar soap in them. Anyway, this soap is made in small batches and has an earthly sweet and deeply spicy bouquet.  I didn’t think it was overly strong and it’s a soap B will be happy to use.
Hammock Pack January 2016 Subscription Box Review - "Welcome to New Orleans"All totaled I came up with a value of $33 for the January 2016 Hammock Pack. I didn’t think it was an amazing box (it was just about what I expect from Hammock Pack), but that candle makes this box a winner for me!

What do you think of Hammock Pack?  What city / state would you like to see them do next?
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Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!

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  1. Kristin P

    When I lived in New Orleans, my husband and I would go to Sucre every couple of weeks to have a dessert date. It was one of our favorite places there. Now that we don’t live there, we order a King Cake from there around Mardi Gras time and I order their St Patrick’s Day cake for my husband’s b-day (2 days after St Pat’s). The chef for Sucre is an awesome guy. Too bad they don’t ship most of the stuff they make in the store. Their gelato is great too.

  2. Stacey

    Dude, yes. If you ever get to New Orleans, go to Sucre. I always make it a point to get goodies when I go. (I’m only a couple hours away) Last time I bought $20 worth of macarons and ate them all myself in approximately 18 hours. hahaha
    Their gelato is good too. 🙂
    Anyway, they did a good job of getting real local items in this box, and not just touristy type stuff.

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