Question: So, I'm working on a story where there are 7 gods, one high god and 6 low gods, and the high god dies leading the 6 others ones to squabble on who'll be in charge. Each god represents a concept and each, at the start, are worshipped equally with no religion being persecuted. Gods get stronger the more they are worshipped. This means that he who has the most worshippers wins.
So, the 6 who I've chosen are

The god of lies, deception, stories, eloquence, etc

The god of gambling, money, exploitation, risks

The god of freedom, anarchy, violence, etc

The god of dreams, sleep, ideals, thinking

The god of order, stagnation, law, etc

The god of war, honor, combat, competition, etc

Which would the people naturally gravitate towards to worship?

Answer: 
**It would smell like chlorine**

Of the three substances, bleach is the one with the strongest and most distinctive smell, and it would easily overpower the relatively delicate smell of ethanol and the faint smell of oil.

**It would taste salty and metallic**

That's mostly your own blood, flooding your tastebuds as your delicate oral mucosa is badly burnt and damaged. Chloride ions taste salty too, but honestly, you're too busy bleeding from your orifice(s) to notice.

**It would sound like *AAAAAaaaaaAaargh***

As above. *Don't drink this stuff.*

Incidentally, I'm not even sure the mixture you have in mind would be any use for what you want. Bleach works in large part by being very reactive; lubricant by being very inert. You can use ethanol as a solvent to force them to mix despite one being very polar and the other not at all, but I suspect you'd end up with a smelly, toxic, greasy mess that does neither job particularly well.
Unless you want to venture on the path of describing the taste like a sommelier would do with a wine, you can just go with something along the line of

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> it tasted and smelled like chlorine bleach, lubricant oil, and ethyl alcohol mixed together
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Each of those has a smell which is pretty well defined and characteristic, so that would be enough for describing it.