The note unfolds with an intensely verdant and almost crunchy greenness, distinctly different from the succulent fruit. It possesses an initial sharp, slightly bitter edge, akin to crushed foliage or freshly snapped twigs, imbued with a delicate, subtle tartness that hints at the unripe berry, yet never fully commits to sweetness. This is a clean, almost astringent green, rather than a dewy or watery one. It can present a cool, airy aspect, giving way to a more earthy, slightly herbaceous undertone as it evolves. Its texture is dry and somewhat tannic, reminiscent of unpolished wood or rough-hewn natural fibers. Projection is typically moderate, providing an enveloping aura of wild nature, and its longevity positions it comfortably in the top-to-heart transition, offering a refreshing opening that grounds itself into a naturalistic heart before fading into softer, greener woods or mosses.