Pulp

2008

Byredo turns the volume up — overripe fruit, rose absolute, and cardamom in a lush gourmand that defies the house's minimalist reputation. Summer at its most indulgent, one bite from fermentation.

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Sensory Profile

Composition

Concentration Eau de Parfum

Style Niche

Notable Ingredients

red apple black currant cardamom rose absolute fig cedar bergamot

Olfactory Structure

Family Gourmand

Evolution Moderate

Sillage 5/10

Character

Moods

playful sensual bold

Season

Summer Autumn

Occasion

Casual

Thematic Territory

An overripe fruit bowl in late summer — dark currant staining fingertips, a split fig weeping honey, rose petals pressed between pages of a novel. Abundance just before it tips into decay.

Era & Context

Modern

The outlier in Byredo's catalog — maximalist where everything else whispers. Gorham leaned into overripe fruit and rose absolute at a time when niche perfumery favored austerity. Proved the house could do volume without losing its conceptual edge. Often cited as evidence that Byredo is more range than formula.