The note, derived from Sweet Vernal Grass, presents a complex olfactory profile that is at once green, warm, and subtly sweet. Its primary characteristic is a distinct, sun-dried hay aroma, reminiscent of a freshly mown meadow basking under a summer sky. This hay-like quality is often described as coumarinic, possessing facets of warm vanilla, toasted almonds, and a hint of powdery sweetness. It is not overtly floral or fruity, but rather earthy and comforting. The texture of the scent is smooth and enveloping, with a dry, almost dusty warmth that can also carry a subtle, fresh greenness, particularly in its initial impression. It typically behaves as a heart to base note, offering excellent longevity and a soft, diffusive projection that creates an inviting aura rather than a sharp, piercing presence. As it evolves, the greener nuances recede, allowing the creamy, vanillic, and slightly nutty warmth to deepen and linger.