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ARGOS — Triumph of Bacchus

DUA Fragrances

Boozy fruit and warm spice develop into a rich, sweet tobacco character.

StrongNocturnalOpulentSensualFine DiningDate NightNightlifePrivate EventTravel / ResortCasual Weekend
OwnedAmber Spicy

Quick glance

Amber Spicy

Wine-god decadence

Character

  • boozy
  • fruity
  • sweet
  • tobacco
Scent profile
Leading accordsboozy / fruity / sweetPrimary styleWine-god decadence
Best season
Fall / Winter
Best setting
Date night / Night out

Olfactive map

What it smells like

Scent identity

Family and tags

Amber Spicy
StrongNocturnalOpulentSensualFine DiningDate NightNightlifePrivate EventTravel / ResortCasual Weekend

Supporting characteristics

Wine-god decadencerum-soaked fruittobacco velvetgolden ambersensual celebration.

Fragrance structure

How it develops

Provider notes · source checked

Listed notes

Community

How others read it

PraiseRich boozy opening Peach/apple/rum sweetness Tobacco vanilla amber drydown Strong compliment-friendly warmth
CriticismCan be too sweet or heavy Not ideal for hot weather May feel loud indoors Price of the original is high
Comparison notesDUA’s note list aligns closely with official Argos and Fragrantica. The scent sits in a boozy fruity tobacco-amber lane rather than a simple tobacco clone or cheaper alternative category.

Discovery

Similar fragrances

Every reference shows listed note and accord overlap when catalog data allows. Notes count 80%, accords 20%, with rarer notes weighted higher; score does not confirm scent similarity.

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Other recorded references (7)

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Triumph of Bacchus

Argos

13 shared notes10 shared accords100% weighted overlap

Notes: source 13/13 · match 13/13accords: source 10/10 · match 10/10

Inspired expression · source-backed

Unreviewed names; comparison only shown for an unambiguous catalog record.