PG09 Yuzu Ab Irato Parfumerie Generale for women

It starts with fresh mint and a ton of yuzu, a little too sour and harsh.
After a few minutes the pepper makes its entrance and as weird as it sounds, for a little while I couldn't tell this apart from frankincense if my life depended on it.
From there it settles into a strange smoky-herbal smell with a sweet-floral undertone and still a hint of sour citrus.
Halfway in I managed to detect the bamboo hidden someplace in there and once I even got a quick whiff of hyacinth. Apart from that I'm lost.
It lasts about 6 hours on my skin.

I expected Yuzu Ab Irato to be interesting - which it surely is - but I'm afraid that doesn't equal nice in the slightest.

This is strange and I can't say that I'm enjoying this too much. It opens extremely citrusy and lacks mint what I was expecting for, when it more develops citruses are even stronger, only magnolia appears a bit and all the compostion becomes even a bit sour.
I too think it can be unisex, but this is definetely not the best floral green and not the best Parfumerie generale has to offer.

The initial blast of PG09 Yuzu Ab Irato is very citrussy, with an almost medicinal feel.
I mostly agree with Boggi's comments in that the dry-down of this fragrance is yellow-lemony and woody... The bamboo comes out in the latter stages, and I also think it has a unisex appeal to it.
Lasting power is not that great.

Starts out like a classic airplane wet wipes-smell. Nothing wrong with that, I like that smell, but it's not very special. For reference starts out very similar with Eau des 4 voleurs from L'occitane. But suddenly and luckely it developes to something more complex; a, round, sweet, "yellow" smell. The drydown is a kind of wonderful woody smell. I would say this is a unisex perfume.