The boysenberry is a large, juicy fruit that is a cross among the European raspberry, European blackberry, American dewberry, and loganberry. Resembling a large, elongated blackberry, boysenberries boast a deep maroon hue when ripe. They are known for their slightly tart and sweet flavor which combines elements of both raspberries and blackberries.
Boysenberry's scent profile is rich and complex, marked primarily by a sweet berry aroma. The fragrance carries distinct notes that invoke the fresh, tangy essence of raspberries mixed with the deeper, more earthy undertones of blackberries. Due to its hybrid nature, it has an aromatic bouquet that is both familiar and unique, with layers that reveal hints of floral and woodsy notes in the background. This makes the scent of boysenberry quite appealing and versatile, suitable for a range of uses from culinary to fragrance production. The inviting aroma of boysenberries makes it a popular choice in syrups, desserts, and other culinary creations.