The note of Lime Pulp bursts forth with an exhilarating, effervescent zeal, a vibrant flash of emerald and chartreuse upon the olfactive canvas. Unlike the sharp, bitter green of the zest or the pure, liquid sourness of the juice, this embodies the very flesh of the fruit itself – slightly granular, with a delicate, almost creamy succulence. It's intensely tart and juicy at the outset, a mouth-watering acidity that awakens the senses, immediately followed by a subtle, sweet-tart fruitiness that rounds its edges. There's a faint, underlying herbaceousness, a whisper of its green lineage, and a tiny hint of its slightly pithy, almost bitter-sweet inner membrane. Its intensity is high, providing a brilliant, clear projection, but its longevity is characteristically fleeting, making it a quintessential top note, designed to create an immediate, invigorating impression before gracefully ceding to the heart.