The note unfolds with a distinctly dry, warm, and somewhat brittle aromatic quality, reminiscent of herbs left to cure in the sun. It possesses a complex tapestry of scent: a initial sharp, almost peppery greenness quickly mellows into a more savory, earthy depth. There can be hints of camphoraceous coolness, a faint medicinal or even slightly mentholated nuance, especially if derived from notes like dried rosemary or thyme. Its texture is almost palpable, conjuring images of crumbly leaves, a dusty-green and golden-brown hue. Projection is often moderate, providing an enveloping warmth rather than a sharp burst. Longevity is excellent, often behaving as a tenacious heart note that lends its character well into the dry-down, anchoring lighter elements and contributing significant depth and a rustic authenticity. It is fundamentally an aromatic presence, grounding and rich, without being heavy or cloying.