The note unfolds with an opulent, velvety richness that is distinct from its Turkish or Bulgarian counterparts. It presents a deep, jammy sweetness interwoven with a subtle, yet pronounced, spicy undertone, often likened to honeyed clove or even a whisper of saffron. There's a delicate greenness, not fresh-cut stem, but more akin to the earthy, fertile soil from which it springs, providing a beautiful contrast to its inherent sweetness. Its texture is plush, almost chewy, exuding a warmth that feels enveloping. While intensely floral, it avoids being overwhelmingly bright or powdery, instead offering a more grounded, sensual aroma. It exhibits moderate to strong projection, radiating an aura of sophisticated elegance. Its longevity is excellent, gracefully evolving from a vibrant heart note into a lingering, slightly ambered drydown, often serving as a pivotal heart note but with considerable base note tenacity.