The note of White Fir presents a brilliantly crisp and invigorating olfactory profile, immediately striking with a cool, sharp clarity akin to inhaling pure, frosty mountain air. It possesses a distinct resinous sweetness, a verdant greenness that feels alive and vibrant, often described as 'pine-like' but with a smoother, less camphoraceous edge than traditional pine. There's an underlying balsamic warmth that prevents it from becoming overly stark, a faint suggestion of damp earth and clean bark. Its texture is almost effervescent yet grounding, sparkling initially before settling into a steady, comforting woody embrace. As a top-to-heart note, it offers a refreshing burst that gradually mellows, maintaining a tenacious presence throughout the heart phase, lending structure and lift to compositions. Its projection is typically moderate, creating a clean, expansive aura, with a respectable longevity that whispers of tranquil forests long after the initial sharpness fades. It's less piercing than eucalyptus, more refined than common pine, and carries a unique, slightly milky undertone that softens its coniferous impact.