Pepys-Yellow Pepys

Yes, we all know and believe what the plain original yellow ones taste like. We have had them forever and ever but if you get really lucky you can actually start to refine your appreciation for these Pascal confections and start to pick out the nuanced fruit notes abiding in their lurid yellow exteriors. There might be a whiff of banana and a slight zest of lemon which pairs up so nicely with the marshmallows underneath it all holding it together and keeping it in the family. These fragrances are named after the esteemed journalist of the 17th century in London, Samuel Pepys. The image is of Pepys as a young man. His name is pronounced "peeps" and his writings on a variety of subjects is instructive, historically fascinating, and at times very funny, scary, witty and very worth reading.