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Bacon Bacon Bacon Perfume

A new bacon-scented fragrance, named Wright N°100, was released last week to celebrate the Wright brand’s 100th year anniversary.

True bacon addicts can purchase the meaty fragrance for $19.22 at Wright100.com.

The scent was created in collaboration with Ann Gottlieb, who has helped create fragrances for clients like Britney Spears, Victoria’s Secret and Calvin Klein. The scent isn’t pure bacon: Wright N°100 features notes of bacon, applewood, bergamot, white patchouli, sandalwood and maple syrup.

The scent also includes a note of Mousse de Saxe, a combination of leather and vanilla popular in 1922, as a nod to the brand’s founding year.

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