As an addendum to @Darren Poesel's post about using fragrantica to inventory your collection, if you're interested in having everything available so that Alexa can help you, you may want to consider this: 1. Once your collection is in fragrantica, copy all bottles simply by placing your cursor on the upper left corner of the upper left most bottle on your profile page and dragging it down to the right lower most bottle so that all images are captured. Once they're all highlighted, hit Ctrl + C. Now all texts are copied. 2. Paste (ctrl + v) the copied frags to your favorite AI provider. I use Gemini but ChatGPT and others are fine. BE SURE to copy as "copy as plain text" or use Ctrl + Shift + V. 3. From there, have your A.I. of choice and have it create a spreadsheet with columns having the info you want to see for each bottle. 4. Copy the entire spreadsheet to an Excel spreadsheet, preferably in xlsx format if you're using Microsoft Excel. Unfortunately, I'm clueless about Apple. 5. Once you have your spreadsheet with the information and format you want, create a Word doc or Adobe pdf. 6. Presuming you have an Alexa that's registered, you can email the doc or pdf to alexa at [email protected]. I'd be surprised if anyone actually does this, but I don't want to be a gatekeeper on this little trick. Contact me with any questions or comments.

Picked up my first CR frag today courtesy of @Ben E! It was 75 degrees in Phoenix so very nice out and perfect weather for this frag. It’s sweet and tropical from the guava, mango milk and pineapple. There’s a nice mix of coconut, sugar and melon in the mid and in the base I pick up a nice dose of wood and rum. Think tropical island vacation with some booze. I put it on at 1pm and it projected pretty well until about 6:30. At that mark the scent bubble dulled a bit and it has since gone away as of writing this. Overall a nice warm weather frag. Sorry to all the people dealing with frigid cold right now.