What makes a winter cologne a winter cologne

Hey yall. Now I'm a big gourmand style cologne. Something g about at smooth sweet scents justvgets me going crazy. That being said I'm new to colognes (I just bought my first good cologne not to long ago, le male elixr) and with summerr comming i still want to build my cologne. But I worry that if i wear winter colognes it won't perform as good. Is there like a specific temperature range that make a winter cologne or is it just a label?