Cranberry

Cranberries are small, tart, bright red berries commonly harvested in cooler regions such as North America and Europe. They have a distinct, sharp taste that combines bitterness with a hint of sweetness. Cranberries are often used in cooking and baking, and are popularly consumed in the form of juice or sauces, particularly during festive seasons like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

When it comes to their scent profile, cranberries offer a fresh, tangy aroma that is slightly sweet yet predominantly brisk and invigorating. The scent is clean and crisp, reminiscent of dew-covered foliage in early autumn. Underlying notes may include a subtle woodiness and a hint of acidity, reflecting the berry's natural habitat in boggy, forested areas. This makes cranberry fragrance particularly appealing in products aiming for a sharp, refreshing scent with a distinct berry character.