The note of Olympus manifests as a soaring, ethereal accord that conjures a sense of immense clarity and majestic purity. It opens with an exhilarating rush of crisp, cold air, reminiscent of high-altitude mountain peaks, blended with a subtle metallic glint that suggests mineral-rich stone and ancient, weathered marble. This initial effervescence is often described as ozonic, luminous, and expansive, carrying a clean, almost sterile brilliance that feels both ancient and utterly modern. As it settles, it reveals a profound heart of spiritual incense – a sophisticated blend of dry, resinous frankincense with its lemony-peppery facets, and the balsamic, slightly medicinal warmth of myrrh. There's an underlying whisper of dry woods, like ancient cedar or cypress, providing a structural grounding without weighing down its airy ascent. The texture is often perceived as cool and smooth, almost crystalline, yet with an unexpected depth that prevents it from feeling stark. Its projection is commanding yet refined, unfolding deliberately, and its longevity is exceptional, evolving slowly into a contemplative, almost sacred skin scent. It is rarely a top note in isolation, but rather a complex accord that can initiate with top-note like brightness, quickly expanding into the heart, and enduring as a profound base.