Rose Night Montale 2014

In my opinion, it is not surprising that no one has yet commented on "Rose Night" by Montale.
Imagine if we had never smelled any other rose or oud fragrances individually, neither in perfumes nor in nature, except for Montale scents?
We might assume that this typical Montale scent is a unique fragrance plant or note, perhaps even a fragrant resin, namely: "Montale OudRose"
I applied "Rose Night" and noted: For a moment, something citrusy flies by, then follows a sweaty, medicinal note. And as is typical in many Montale fragrances, inevitably trailing behind is a hybrid rose, the Montale Oudrose.
I quite like that. But why are there so many clones of this at Montale? Although no oud is listed, I can smell it without a doubt. Patchouli plays an unnoticeable role. There could also be peonies and synthetic rose geranium involved. Because the initially very dense scent becomes a bit lighter, slightly floral, powdery, although I find "Rose Night" a bit too sweet and overwhelming. I taste it with a certain soapiness on my tongue.
There is room for speculation here, as we all perceive scents very differently.
However, for me, the symbiosis of "RoseOud" remains dominant, accompanied by a metallic accord and a somewhat synthetic moderate human body sweat scent note.
For everyday use, I find "Rose Night" a bit too intense. Longevity and sillage are quite satisfactory. Unisex? A definite: I don't know!