The fragrance on this rose is delightful, though it would have to be more acidic to match the flavour of maracuja. I would describe it as unmistakeably fruity, but all sweetness, with none of the tartness typical of almost all fruit-scented roses. Truly drool-worthy.
Sadly, the rose looks nowhere near as gorgeous as it smells. The bush is well-foliated, but smallish and upright, carrying awkward-looking, rather too large, washed-out salmon blooms, that have neither the formal beauty of a classic hybrid tea, nor the charm of an old rose. I'll keep it for its beautiful scent -- at least for as long as I can bear its dowdy looks.