- Ernest Hemingway: Salt water, rum, coconut and lime, cigar smoke, Spanish wine
- F. Scott Fitzgerald: Gin, citrus, oak, in a champagne-flute shaped bottle with gold flecks in it
- Jane Austen: Darjeeling tea, snowdrops and pansies (flowers from her garden), meadow grass
- Dorothy Parker: Whiskey sour, vanilla, mandarin, white musk
- Edgar Allan Poe: Poppies, absinthe, sandalwood, and mold
- Flannery O’Connor: Church incense, soap, vanilla, ginger
- Jack Kerouac: Cigarettes, cheap beer, unwashed youth, patchouli, car leather
- Bronte Sisters: Heather, sea air, vetiver, primrose, black tea
- Louisa May Alcott: Fir tree, red currant, blood orange, coffee beans
- Tolstoy: Vodka, musk, black tea, black peppercorn, cedar
- Sylvia Plath: Freshly washed linen, vanilla, daffodils, lavender
- Margaret Mitchell: Musk, magnolia, tea, sugar, gardenia blossoms
- Dickens: Cloves, tobacco, patchouli, brandy water, river water
- Anne Sexton: Vodka martini, tobacco, lemon verbena, peppermint
dec 4 2015 ∞
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