The note unfolds with an initial burst of sweet, almost saccharine fruitiness, redolent of ripe purple grapes or a confectionary grape candy, often described as a 'grape soda' effect. This vivid sweetness is quickly tempered by a verdant, slightly herbaceous undertone, hinting at the robust foliage of the vine itself. It possesses a dewy, humid quality, almost palpable on the skin, suggesting the languid warmth of late summer. As a heart note, it softens into a more classic floral bouquet, retaining its characteristic grape-like quality but becoming more nuanced, potentially revealing faint whispers of honey or white floral creaminess. Its intensity is moderate to strong initially, with a gentle, inviting projection that can carry on the humid air. Longevity is typical for a floral heart note, anchoring a composition for several hours before gracefully receding, leaving a trace of sweet, green memory.