The note presents a remarkably vivid, sharp, and intensely green aroma, reminiscent of freshly crushed foliage or the verdant undergrowth of a damp forest. It possesses an initial bracing, almost peppery bite, quickly evolving into a more complex profile that hints at mineralic earth, a subtle metallic tang, and a dry, slightly hay-like or tea-leaf nuance. Unlike softer greens, it carries an inherent prickliness, a 'wild' edge that is both invigorating and grounding. Its texture is lean and crisp, never oily or heavy. As a top-to-heart note, it offers excellent projection in its initial burst, then settles into a more subdued, yet persistent, green hum. Its longevity is moderate, providing a fresh, natural opening that seamlessly transitions into the heart of a composition.