The note presents an exquisitely crisp, almost brittle sweetness, akin to biting into a perfectly ripe fruit. It lacks the syrupy juiciness of a European pear, offering instead a delicate, watery translucence with a subtle, almost imperceptible granular texture on the olfactive palate. It carries a faint green, dewy quality, sometimes a touch rosy or even a whisper of lily-of-the-valley, preventing it from being solely fruity. Its projection is typically moderate, an airy effervescence that floats rather than announces. It behaves predominantly as a radiant top note, introducing a refreshing burst, but can linger gently into the heart as its more subtle floral and green facets unfold, extending its delicate sweetness. Longevity is fair for a fruit note, often uplifted by accompanying musks or light woods, maintaining its fresh integrity throughout its drydown.