The note of "Black Sea" is a profound and immersive olfactory experience, far removed from the sun-drenched, effervescent aquatics. It presents as a dark, mineralic marine accord, imbued with a briny depth that suggests the vast, cold expanse of deep ocean waters under a perpetual twilight. The initial impression is a sharp, almost metallic ozone, quickly giving way to a dense, wet saltiness, reminiscent of sea spray crashing against ancient, damp rocks. There's an underlying whisper of iodine-rich seaweed, not overtly vegetal or green, but rather an earthy, slightly mossy nuance that grounds the aquatic character. It possesses a cool, almost somber texture, lacking the typical airy lightness of many marine notes, instead feeling more substantial and enveloping. Its intensity is moderate but persistent, often behaving as a compelling heart note that slowly unfurls into a long-lasting, subtly animalic and mineralic base. Projection is typically intimate to moderate, drawing one closer rather than announcing itself boldly, offering a contemplative longevity that lingers like a fading memory of the coast.