Plump, messy, . . . with cream, in a pie,
. . . mmmmm, pie.

The American Indian held the wild blueberry in very high esteem, due to the fact that the blossom end of each blueberry forms a five points star. It was believed the "Great Spirit" sent these star berries to relieve the hunger of children during a famine. Indians also used blueberries for medicinal purposes and made a strong aromatic tea from the root. Blueberries were dried, beaten into a pulp/powder and combined with cornmeal, honey and water to make a pudding called "Sautauthig".

North America is the world's leading blueberry producer, accounting for nearly 90% of world production at the present time. Thus, Blueberry Pick-Me-Up Cologne spray, made from the extract of the juice of the blueberry, is a quintessentially America scent.