Mulberry

Mulberry is a fruit produced by the Morus genus of flowering plants, often cultivated for their sweet, juicy fruits that can come in shades of black, red, or white. The plant itself ranges from a small shrub to a large tree. Mulberries have a robust and sweet flavor, often likened to a combination of grape and raspberry or even fig.

Their scent profile is similarly complex and enticing, characterized by a light, fruity, and subtly tart fragrance. The sweetness in the aroma is reminiscent of dark berries, combined with delicate floral hints and a touch of green, earthy freshness, making them uniquely appealing. This fragrance is frequently described as mild yet distinctly pleasant, contributing to mulberry's popularity in both culinary uses and in fragrant products such as candles and perfumes.