The note unfolds as a vibrant, multifaceted aromatic tapestry, immediately conjuring the crisp, untamed essence of a sun-drenched meadow after a morning rain. Its initial impression is piercingly green and bracing, with facets that range from sharp, camphoraceous herbaceousness reminiscent of crushed rosemary or thyme, to a slightly peppery, almost minty vivacity. There's an underlying earthiness, a faint damp soil quality, which grounds its otherwise soaring, verdant character. It possesses a dry, almost 'scratchy' texture on the olfactory palate, yet simultaneously feels effervescent and clean. As a top-to-heart note, it projects with remarkable clarity, an almost transparent quality that belies its intensity. It doesn't evolve dramatically into something entirely different, but rather settles into a more mellow, warm green accord, retaining its inherent wildness for a moderate duration before gracefully receding.