Pulp Byredo 2008

What I get from Pulp is a loud opening of blackcurrant that manages to give off an overly ripened profile outcoming from the combination of fig, apple and tiaré which I am not sure people are familiar with and its uneasy facet. Generally speaking the fig is present top to bottom to reinforce this effect of food on the brink of deterioration and therefore the smell isn't as poetic as other fig-centric perfumes. I must say that once you tie all the pieces in your mind this becomes a strong, confident, likeable, feminine leaning perfume.