Xerjoff
11 fragrances
Xerjoff, the Italian luxury house founded in 2003 by Sergio Momo, offers eleven scents here, from the bright citrus of Mefisto and Fiero to the spiced florals of the Casamorati 1888 line and the soft Velvet Collection. The house favors lush compositions with many layers, often mixing citrus, spice and florals in one bottle. For those who want Italian niche perfumery in both fresh and rich styles.
Where to start with Xerjoff
- Xerjoff Erba Pura: Sicilian citrus, Calabrian bergamot and a basket of fruit over fluffy musk, amber and vanilla. Bright and sweet.
- Xerjoff Mefisto: from 2009; bergamot, grapefruit and Amalfi lemon, a lavender, iris and rose heart, and musk, sandalwood, cedar and amber.
- Xerjoff Casamorati 1888: from 2013; coriander, pepper, carnation and saffron, then rose, neroli and ylang-ylang, ending on sandalwood, patchouli and cocoa amber.
- Xerjoff V Opera: from the 2019 Velvet Collection by Chris Maurice; Turkish rose and mellow fruit, ylang ylang, nutmeg, leather and ambergris, then patchouli, vetiver, vanilla and musk.
- Xerjoff Fiore d'Ulivo: a 2009 aromatic citrus by Angeline Leporini; Amalfi lemon, lotus and basil, magnolia, jasmine and olive blossom, and musk, amber and benzoin.
How to choose
Summer and daytime: Mefisto, Xerjoff Fiero (lemon, lime, lemongrass, tarragon, thyme and mint) or Fiore d'Ulivo. Evenings and fall: Xerjoff Bouquet Ideale, a cinnamon, nutmeg, sandalwood and tobacco blossom blend for those who dislike florals, or Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Dolce Amalfi Perfume with quince, saffron, tolu balsam and incense. Floral lovers: Xerjoff Dama Bianca, Xerjoff Accento or Xerjoff Regio.
Questions about Xerjoff
Which Xerjoff is the freshest?
Mefisto and Fiero, both citrus-aromatic scents with lemon, grapefruit and herbs.
Is there a Xerjoff for people who don't like florals?
Bouquet Ideale is woody and spicy, built on cinnamon, nutmeg, sandalwood, guaiac wood and cedar.
Who founded Xerjoff?
Sergio Momo, in 2003.