The note presents a multi-faceted olfactory journey, capturing the entirety of the tree: the vibrant, verdant bitterness of crushed fig leaves, a milky-green sap reminiscent of snapping a fresh stem, the dry, slightly dusty wood of its branches, and the rich, jammy sweetness of the ripe fruit itself. Its initial impression is often sharply green, almost metallic or mineralic, with a distinct lactonic creaminess that develops quickly. As it evolves, the verdant sharpness mellows into a velvety, soft green, intertwined with a warm, subtly sweet fruitiness that is never cloying. There's an underlying woody earthiness, grounding the composition. It possesses a moderate to strong intensity, offering excellent projection in its green facets, while its lactonic and woody elements provide substantial longevity, often residing comfortably in the heart and base of a fragrance.