Tested from a sample sprayer, first on cloth and then on skin.
cloth test:
top: lovely sour fruits. Possibly orange.
middle: very faint, perfumy.
base: sandalwood? Still with a citrusy undertone but very light.
I kind of like it, going on to a skin test.
skin test:
top: sour fruits, I like them.
middle: kind of disappearing again.
base: sandalwood definitely, with something edible.

I consulted the note pyramid, the sour fruits are bergamot and black currant, both things I like as foods. Bergamot is the flavor of Earl Grey Tea, and I enjoy blackcurrant jelly. I bet if I layered this with something with black tea in it, it would evoke tea time. I must try it at the first opportunity. The middle note was supposed to be jasmine, which is usually an overpowering scent. I think they may have dialed it down a bit too much. I tried layering it with Lacura Jasmine Amber hand cream and the combination turned out very well. The base is indeed sandalwood, with cedar as well, which is probably why I was not sure if it was sandalwood at first. The something edible is vanilla, dialed so far down I couldn't identify it.

I like this but will have to use more sprays than usual, or layer it, I think. It's barely a skin scent on my skin after 15 minutes, although I can still detect it on the cloth sample. The cloth sample retains the top note, which is very nice. I would definitely try the flankers.