Guess that scent. A game:

Whew!

Next question!

Without the namesake and inspiration for this fragrance the Mississippi River would not flow. What is the name of this fragrance?

"Le Vetiver - Itasca" by Lubin.

p.s. From someone who use to live in Minnesota.

And the Flac is back with the correct answer!

Congrats from a fellow (native) ex pat Minnesotan!

Lake Itasca is located in Minnesota and is the headwaters of the Mississippi River

Name this fragrance:

This is not a Pipe
by Demeter Fragrance Library (1998)

Marcel Duchamp would be running Etat Libre d'Orange if he was still alive...

Correct, Greysolon.

Your turn.

Sorry I shouldn't have been greedy and answered so quickly but I love absurdist art, knew what it was and couldn't stop myself! Sorry! I
Just got home from work so it'll be a bit before I get out a question...

Next question:

Name the house and the fragrance:

Surprisingly, this designer did not come out with its first fragrance until 1981 and it's a must have.

Must de Cartier, is my guess.

And that was no guess, that was the correct answer! Uproarious applause from the studio audience!

We really need to convince Apicius to add the sound equivalent of emoticons just for our use in the Guess That Scent Game... audio-cons?: correct answer ding ding dings (Sherapop has the TM on that), incorrect answer buzzers and audience groans, wild uproarious applause and cheers...

Way to go, Cincy. Now what have you got up your sleeve?

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It's official, we've found our studio audience! Thanks Cryptic!

My big thank you to all.......

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl_NpdAy3WY

Aww...how cute.

Hold on, wait a sec! You mean the real person behind Parfumo's mild mannered Cincy is actually Sally Field?!

Ah ha! gottcha Greysolon.
Easy question .....

Who was the second female to produce a designer perfume.

This is more difficult than you think, Cincy!
ummm...

Greysolon, I believe you would like a itty bitty clue.

Known as the The Little Omnibus.

I didn't read the question carefully enough! I read produce as create; as in being the nose. Is it Jeanne Lanvin coming out with Arpege?

You are so right Greysolon.

Wasn't My Sin before Arpege? I am going to search to see, post if you know for sure.

My Sin 1924, Arpege 1927.

Jeanne LANVIN
When I say nothing, it means that I approve !

headtotoefashionart.com/jeanne-lanvin-1867-194 6/

www.my-fashionbank.com/articles/article2.html

www.toutenparfum.com/historique/lanvin/lanvin. en.php

So I'm close enough?

Of course you are. Jeanne Lanvin is the answer.
Your turn.

This fragrance describes what that drum banging bunny will have to do when he finally runs out of power.
Name the house and fragrance.

Seems easy. It has to recharge: "Re-Charge Black Pepper" by Molton Brown