Yeah, bought some artisanal potato crisps today, apparently it was because they are in a brown paper bag. Note: these are made and marketed in Spain, so the fiction has spread.

It's far too late, but guesstimate is a useless annoyance worthy of being scourged with fire. If you really think there's a nuance worth coining a new word for (and really, don't 'guess' and 'estimate' cover the field adequately already?) could it not at least have been done in a less ugly, contrived and unpleasant-on-the-ear manner?

[Stevie, gil] What perfectly captures the sensibility of the word is the fact that it's just "art is anal" with the spaces left out.

[Dan] That certainly gives an interesting edge to the assertion thus encoded in Artisanal Water...
I nominate moreish, on the grounds that its most annoying feature is that it describes itself.
[Tuj] I think there's utility in guesstimate, though it is overused and has, I think, slid towards being a synonym with either of its two component words which renders it less useful! I think it does - or at least did - capture something of the gap between each of the two words - as it rudely barges "educated guess" aside...
As an aside - would anyone like a game specifically for creating neologisms?

[blamelewis] But then, how else can one describe the character of Othello when played by a white actor?
[Dan] There's another 'a' in that word? I've never seen it in print, probably owing to the fact my eyeballs refuse to render it.
The word "Ex" as used by computer sales people in presentations ("Our new Veeblefetzer technology delivers a measured 8 Ex performance over the leading competitor's kit") to trick you into thinking they are saying "times" when they bloody well aren't to judge by the sums on the slide.