The phrase "a green note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a note that is literally green in color or metaphorically to something related to environmental themes or money.
Example: "She handed me a green note, which was a reminder of our plans to go hiking this weekend."
Alternatives: "an eco-friendly note" or "a cash note".
And you'll have a green note, a grassy note and a honey note".
It has a fizzy liveliness that feels cheering and a green note for those who demand freshness in their perfumes.
Magnolia Romana, a beautiful white floral with a green note that smells of fresh cut flowers.
There's also a bitter note from bitter orange, a green note from geranium, and the base has sandalwood and tonka bean.
However, this part isn't impossible if you know what's coming: The intro pattern ends on a green note and the scales start on an orange note — these happen to be at the same places as they are during the intro pattern, so if you're paying attention, you can transition smoothly from one to the other.
Marinated calamari and good Ligurian olives, an unbeatable combination, get a fresh green note from a few sparingly arranged celery leaves.
Galbanum, a bitter aromatic gum resin extracted from certain plants with a bracing green note, became a star in 1947 with Germaine Cellier's iconic Vent Vert for Balmain.
But this evening the first sips were delicious — a high green note like a bell at the front of my mind.
Hexanal, which imparts a fresh green note (Schieberle et al., 1990), and (Z -3-hexen-1-ol, which imparts a herbal green note (Jordan et al., 2001), were detected in these samples and described as having green and grass notes, respectively.
My new favorite is Mademoiselle Piguet, a beautiful fragrance full of lush orange blossoms, a hint of fresh green note and a slightly sweet finish with tonka bean.
These two compounds were also identified in these samples, having a cucumber and green note, respectively.
