Catalogue
Smells like this.
Tap what you want to smell. AKIN places what you describe and finds the real bottles nearest to it.
Or read it the other way round — the catalogue lists what exists; the map shows how it all sits together.
The notes
The common materials are below. Typing reaches every note the catalogue knows.
Citrus
Herbs
+ 8 more
Flowers
Fruit
Sweet
Woods
Resin and smoke
Moss, musk and skin
+ 2 more
A material marked seldom recorded is still offered. Too few bottles carry it for it to change where a description lands, and saying so is cheaper than pretending otherwise.
Or go straight to a list — every bottle we hold · the scent map
What you described
start againMelon, Neroli and Raspberry can be moved. A mark in pieces means the catalogue does not agree about where that material belongs; one long block means it does, and those carry no control.
Melon is recorded in more than one tier, with no majority worth the name. Put it where you want it.
Neroli is recorded in more than one tier, with no majority worth the name. Put it where you want it.
Four notesA real question. The nearest bottles are genuinely near, and they are in an order.
Where this sits
What you described sits at the filled mark, ringed by the bottles below. Where the ground is empty, nothing exists — that is the whole of what a distance on this page means.
the catalogue a bottle below what you described
Axis coefficients: Zarzo, M. Sensors 2013, 13(1), 463-483. doi:10.3390/s130100463. CC BY 3.0.
Nothing in the catalogue is exactly what you described. These are the closest that exist.
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Paris CornerLueur d'Espoir Serene Grove
Paris Corner Lueur d'Espoir Serene Grove holds mint.
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ZimayaHawwa Red
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Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777Pink Boa
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French AvenueVulcan Baie
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NuancieloAyael
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Yves Saint LaurentIn Love Again
Narrow marks, in sequence. Materials across three tiers place a description tightly enough that first place is first place. The rail is the same width and the same scale on every answer this page gives, so a near one looks near.
Every note here is a link and this page answers without any script at all; what the script saves is the reload.