The note unfolds with a strikingly crisp, almost piercing green woodiness, immediately evoking the aromatic steam rising from a freshly chopped evergreen log. It possesses a clean, sharp, yet profoundly earthy character, less sappy than pine and more profoundly rooty and ancient than common cedar. There's an initial bracing, camphorous lift, a cooling sensation that quickly mellows into a dry, slightly resinous warmth. Its texture is rugged yet refined, akin to the fine grain of polished timber but retaining the wildness of the forest. Projection is moderate, offering an intimate yet discernible sillage that whispers of secluded woods. Longevity is commendable, settling into a persistent, tranquil woody hum that anchors a composition, behaving primarily as a heart note with a strong base note presence, grounding lighter elements without overwhelming them. There can be a subtle, almost metallic glint in its initial dry facet, lending a unique sharpness before it softens into a velvety, dry green-wood accord.