Here is a breakdown of the fragrance:

Fragrance Profile: It is classified as an Oriental Floral fragrance. It's often described as a warm, sweet, and complex scent with a blend of floral, fruity, and woody notes.

Scent Notes: There's some conflicting information about the exact notes, but a consensus can be drawn from various sources:

Top Notes: A fruity and floral opening, with notes of Raspberry, Rose Davana, and Sicilian Lemon. This creates a bright and sweet initial impression.

Middle Notes: A rich, spicy, and woody heart with notes of Violet, Clove, Patchouli, and Pinewood.

Base Notes: A warm, creamy, and long-lasting dry down with notes of White Musk, Vanilla, Berries, and Ambergris.

Scent Inspiration: The combination of a sweet, fruity, and musky scent with some woody and spicy elements has led many fragrance enthusiasts to believe that Philos Rosso is an inspired version of Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540, a very popular and high-end niche fragrance. The "Rosso" (Italian for red) in the name may also be a nod to the "Rouge" in the original.