The note of Tamarack unfurls with a distinctively crisp, cool greenness, immediately reminiscent of the invigorating air found deep within a boreal forest. It possesses a resinous quality, but one that is notably softer, less aggressively sharp or camphorous than traditional pine or fir. There's an ethereal, almost airy aspect to its initial impression, which gradually deepens into a clean, woody heart. You might detect a subtle, damp earthiness, hinting at its natural habitat in wetlands, alongside a faint, sweet balsamic undercurrent. Its texture is smooth, almost waxy in its resinous facets, with a clean, dry finish. It typically behaves as a refined heart-to-base note, offering moderate projection and good longevity, weaving its fresh woody character throughout the composition without overwhelming it.