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Hey fragheads, food for thought....

I thought it was a Wright Brothers thing and this post was for Barber Dave….

Interesting though:
Wright N°100 is made with the delectable notes of thick-cut bacon, applewood, bergamot, white patchouli, sandalwood, a touch of maple syrup, and a little sizzle of Mousse de Saxe—a combination of leather and vanilla popular in 1922.
 
I thought it was a Wright Brothers thing and this post was for Barber Dave….

Interesting though:
Wright N°100 is made with the delectable notes of thick-cut bacon, applewood, bergamot, white patchouli, sandalwood, a touch of maple syrup, and a little sizzle of Mousse de Saxe—a combination of leather and vanilla popular in 1922.
@NurseDave you’re slacking…KJ had to do your job for you.
 
with the delectable notes of thick-cut bacon, applewood, bergamot, white patchouli, sandalwood, a touch of maple syrup, and a little sizzle of Mousse de Saxe—a combination of leather and vanilla popular in 1922.
I get most of these notes standing next to my smoker & spilling on an earl grey on my shirt too.

Not sure if these notes sounds good or bad, but the more i think about it, it piques my interest, but my initial MdSaxe experience a couple yeara ago wasnt as awesome as i was expecting it to be.
 
I’ve never heard of Wright brand, so I’d never have thought bacon when I saw the name.
 
Seems like a scent profile easily solved by cooking bacon outside, over a wood fire, in a cast iron skillet.
 
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