I'll add a few:
-Ancient Sedona, a complex spicy earthy scent. I add it to liquid soap as is, no emulsifier needed. It mixes clear but discolors a pretty brown. In regular cp, the discoloration is an ugly brown but burgundy oxide makes it look a lot better. I have bars that are 8 month old. The scent is a little lighter but it is still identifiable.
-Wasabi, a complex herbal clean scent. It still smells true at 8 months, just a little lighter.
-Bonsai, a clean soap smell. It reminds me of a commercial soap scent. Medium strong at 8 months.
-Champagne, as a mixer. It is very strong and can overwhelm just about any other FO I tried. I have to keep it away from other soaps because the scent transfers.
-Cold Water. It is the best Cold Water I tried so far, a fresh well-balanced perfumy scent. I think it is unisex.
-Spiced Mahogany, complex spice. To me, it is the most balanced of the spicy scents I tried from BB.
-Rosewood Vanilla. I used it in lotions and the vanilla scent becomes more pronounced with time. I have a number of people who ask for it. It worked reasonably well in cp, but I find the scent more true mixed 3:1 with Vanilla Sandalwood. VS by itself is very strong and smells more artificial on the skin.
-Nag Champa: I have the older formula. This ended up a complete surprise. It smelled like rancid gasoline until the 6 weeks mark when it turned into a light anise scent. At 8 months, it morphed into a unique complex and deep floral scent that everybody liked. I also mixed it with FB Karma and it came out great. The FB mix smells very similar to NC at 8 months with some added patchouli notes. I plan on testing the new formula.
Crisp Apple Rose, Crisp Anjou Pear and Rosehip Jasmine: They tend to fade a lot by 8 months but they are nice while they last.
Few others: Bay Leaf & Tabacco, Honey & Leather, Rustic Woods & Rum, Flower Child, Spiced Amber Ale, and Autumn Fig Harvest. All of these scents survived in my tests for at least 6 months and are still recognizable.