Rose Infernale
Terry de Gunzburg (2014)

All I get is scratchy woods. Where is the rose? Pass!

Self-portrait in a Velvet Dress by Frida Kahlo 1926

A dry, rich, almost salty rose with a purring myrrh* backing that is great in its own right but is far too derivative of the Caron classic Parfum Sacre for my taste. If you haven't tried the silkier Caron this may wow you. The points of divergence are a brief burst of something green at the top and a much more dominant rose (which turns juicier) in the late stages. For a perfume that comes on quite strong, it fades quite considerably after about the four hour mark.
* Not a note mentioned in the brief lists available – instead there's nutmeg and frankincense, but it sure smells like a good quality myrrh.