The opening smells like thinly sliced green apple, sprinkled with cinnamon spice and a thin drizzle of honey, served in a freshly-carved wooden bowl. It's a balance of woody-sweet-spicy-salty.
There emerges a metallic quality on my skin by minute 10. This is gone within half an hour, but while it's there it's unpleasant and sharp. May not happen to everyone's skin though.
The drydown is this beautiful, smooth woods, with some amber and musky qualities. The honey-cinnamon apple transitions into what I read as a salted lime accent. In my opinion, it is worth pushing through the metallic quality that I get for this drydown -- it's such a smooth blend of woods, amber, and that salted lime. Versatile and unisex!