Grand family / taxonomy reference
Animalic
6 filed subfamilies. 7 current catalog dossiers connect through an editorial accord bridge.
Catalog bridge
Taxonomy subfamilies
- Animalic Others
- Barny/Fecal
- Hairy
- Leathery
- Musky
- Skin-like
Reference folio / phase viii
Olfactive
Atlas
Trace how documented notes, editorial accords, and an attributed scent taxonomy meet—without dissolving their different evidence levels.
52documented notes
12editorial accords
11reference families
11permanent dossiers
2026.08.24catalog edition
Osmo taxonomy / reference layer
Eleven ways into the vocabulary.
Family and subfamily names come from the attributed taxonomy. Catalog accord placements are a separate FragranceDecode editorial bridge.
Sensory language index
Words for describing—not proving.
Descriptors, textures, and sensations are a reference vocabulary. They are not automatically assigned to catalog records.
- Acidic/Sour
- Alliaceous
- Almondy
- Ambery Sweet
- Appley
- Apricotty
- Artichoky
- Baby-like
- Baked Pastry-like
- Banana-like
- Basilic/Oreganic
- Bergamotty
- Bittery
- Bland/Dull
- Bready
- Butterscotch/Caramellic
- Buttery
- Butyric
- Camphoraceous
- Carnation/Lily-like
- Celeric
- Cheesy
- Cherry-like
- Chlorinated/Swimming Pool
- Chocolaty
- Chypriesque
- Cinnamic
- Civetty
- Clovy
- Coconutty
- Coffee-like
- Cranberric
Evidence grammar
Names. Readings. Reference.
- Source names
Official pages support the flat note fields shown in dossiers.
- House reads
Accords and taxonomy bridges are labeled editorial transformations.
- Taxonomy files
External vocabulary remains attributed and is never silently assigned.