You cleared up a year-old mystery for me about jasmine! I really like jasmine tea and years ago I was excited that Bulgari came out with Jasmine Noir, expecting to like it.Tonka bean is vanilla like, patchouli is a very pungent smell, worn a lot by alternative, hippy types in the 60s-90s, it can be almost sweet but it is predominantly woody, occasionally with a high almost medicinal note. Very polarising. Obsession has a strong amber note so you could figure it out from that. Cedar smells like pencils. Ambroxan I hate, it’s got a very fuzzy nose invading feel, it’s an aromachemical and really overused imo (because I hate it). The base note of those Arabian shopping mall scents fairly often, and the other lingering note in those is oud. Jasmine in its strongest forms can have a fecal scent, it’s literally the same compound, so it needs a light touch and then it’s a beautiful white floral. Magnolia to me has a sweetish soapy floral scent. M&S had magnolia soap and talc etc for years. Frangipane is also a tropical white flower, it can be overpowering.
Hope this helps a little. Fragrantica has a facility to look at notes and which perfumes have them so you can train your nose a little using that and seeking out the scents for reference.
Got a sample, but every time I tried it, it’s way too strong and downright unpleasant and somehow stinky and „rotting“. Never knew that jasmine, which in my mind is a delicate scent could be so smelly.