Gooseberry

Gooseberry is a tart, tangy fruit with a green or reddish-purple skin. It grows on a thorny bush native to Europe and parts of Asia. Gooseberries have a refreshing, slightly acidic flavor and are often used in jams, pies, and other desserts.

Fragrances featuring gooseberry tend to have a refreshing, invigorating effect. They can evoke feelings of cleanliness, lightness, and optimism. Gooseberry notes work well in spring and summer scents, adding a bright, tart contrast to floral or citrus compositions.

Gooseberry is not a common note in perfumery, but its tart, green, and slightly fruity character can be used to add freshness and acidity to fragrances. It is sometimes found in green, citrusy, or floral compositions, often as a top or middle note.