I found the opening of this to be refreshingly unique, citrus yet again smacking at the helm of a lumbering ship of notes and accords. After about ten seconds I was like 'what is that'? eventually realising it was a really nutty smell. I'd love to know how this was achieved? Pyrazines perhaps? It's fairly fleeting but then the drydown is again a sweet, amber musk hint of rose, skin scent, sitting close and musky. Hard not to like, but easy to exclude from any elite level of perfumery because they just seem so clunky and deliberate, perfumery is about mystique for me and Argos just seem to lack it for some reason and it's a damn shame because the imagery they employ references to classical artworks and their inspirations, rather than seeming cheesy or phoned in, are actually quite authentic. All the blurbs are flowery as expected but I just think.... fair enough. I'm going soft in my old age I think?