This one really blew me out of the water. This scent was the one that gave me the thought, “I can see why Xerjoff’s price tag is so high.” With a scent profile of fresh, citrus, and green, Torino21 is a perfect summer time fragrance that is very versatile. Diving into the notes, the first and very very noteworthy note that caught me off guard (in a good way!) is the mint note. Being part of the top layer, it instantly gave a very refreshing feel to the overall feel of the fragrance; with notes of basil and thyme balancing out the top layer, there’s a very green, fresh, and “organic” feel to this choice. I will say that this fragrance smells generally the same even towards dry down; the only other scent noticeable as it dries down are some notes of rosemary and lavender which I was a big fan of.
