[Sebastien answers with a brief summary of their two main line of businesses—luxury fragrances and wine. They own their own vineyard and they may even have heard of the brand of wine, which is indeed a well known high end line that they've seen before.

"But you must have a sample, dear," the wife says with a shine in her eyes, pulling out a small perfume bottle to spray on a piece of sample paper she carries with her in her purse. It's clear they were ready to introduce their new perfume by having others here exposed to the scent. And as she hold out the paper to Benedikta, they will both be able to catch a whiff of a familiar sweet scent, one that's been refined to something soft and gentle.

Truly, if they did not suspect the source it would have made for a popular scent as it wasn't intrusive at all, almost like a fresh flower.

As Cid lets Benedikta take a whiff, he leans a little closer to her.]

It seems like everyone else we've spoken with, transporting goods over long distances has become more of a hassle these days when it comes to preserving the freshness and longevity of certain goods.

["For our wines it's not an issue, but we do also sell the grapes and other fruits that we grow," Sebastien added. "If your husband's innovation truly works, it would help all businesses dealing with produce."]