BERWICK, Pa. — The scent of Penn State is now available in a bottle.

The university has an official perfume and cologne that captures the essence of the school's blue and white colors, according to the scent's developer.

Harrisburg-based Masik Collegiate Fragrances developed the scents. The company said the Penn State perfume exudes vanilla, lilac, rose and white patchouli, while the cologne smells of blue cypress and cracked pepper vapor. The 3.4-ounce bottles cost $60.

The products should appeal to Penn State's vast alumni and football fans, Masik president Katie Masich told the Press Enterprise of Bloomsburg.

The unique scents are based on "school colors, campus flowers and trees" and other features, the company said.

Masich first got the idea of starting her own perfume company a year ago. And, while most brands of perfume are based on celebrities and fashion companies, she decided people feel strongly about their college. Together with her parents and brother, she started Masik.

By The Associated Press