Nitto ATP Finals Torino

Torino23 XerJoff 2023

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7.1 / 10 297 Ratings

A new perfume by XerJoff for women and men, released in 2023. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Woody

Spicy

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Rose

Nutmeg

Bergamot

Cardamom

Heart Notes

Neroli

Tuberose

Ylang-ylang

Jasmine

Base Notes

Cashmere wood

Musk

Patchouli

Amber

Cedarwood

Ratings

Scent

7.1297 Ratings

Longevity

7.8267 Ratings

Sillage

7.5266 Ratings

Bottle

8.9271 Ratings

Value for money

6.3242 Ratings

Submitted by multiple users, last update on 17.04.2024.

Interesting Facts

Xerjoff is the official Silver Sponsor of the Nitto ATP Finals. Sergio Momo, CEO and Founder of Xerjoff is the Turin Official Ambassador.

The fragrance is part of the "Nitto ATP Finals Torino" collection.

Reviews

14 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/09/2024

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Lukamo
9 Reviews

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Lukamo

Very helpful Review 14

Absolute cheek!

The "bad" rating is really an absolute cheek in my opinion! d
I thought back and forth for a long time about whether to test Torino, as the floral theme often doesn't quite suit my taste and then there was the really poor rating (initially even below 6.5/10, if I remember correctly).
Fortunately, I found a leftover bottle at a good price and bought it on the spur of the moment. :)

My expectations were very low, but when I sprayed it on for the first time, I was really thrilled *-*.
It's not completely unknown DNA and reminds me of e.g. Aqua Vitae Forte, but in my opinion it's a perfect version of this fragrance DNA.
Torino starts with a sweet-fresh blend of bergamot, neroli and spicy rose.
As it progresses, it becomes more floral and slowly the tuberose and jasmine note comes more and more to the fore for me.
It somehow combines something "old-fashioned" with something sporty and modern.
It leans a bit towards the feminine, but is also wearable for men, I think.
The durability and sillage are also really good! :)

I'm really glad that I decided to test it despite the uncertainty.
I also assume that the rating will rise even further in the summer. :)
I'm really addicted to the fragrance and it's also going down well with those around me! :)

12/01/2023

6
Pricing 10
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 7
Scent

Sirbennyone
164 Reviews

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Sirbennyone

Helpful Review 6

The moment when you are dazzled by the bottle and the name Torino23...

Hello everyone,

this will be a relatively short and possibly direct review of Torino23 , now have fun.

I have been eagerly awaiting the release of Torino23 for a very long time and yes, I "pipe" pre-ordered it... but why exactly?
Xerjoff took a different path last year with "Join The Club - Torino22 | XerJoff" than he did with "Join The Club - Torino21 | XerJoff" and I was hoping and practically begging for Torino23 to go in the same direction...

In a nutshell - NO it doesn't, unfortunately -_- .

The bottle is really beautifully made, glass, design, lid, sprayer, box a pure 10/ 10.

Why am I only writing this review now?

There are 2 reasons for this,
firstly, I wanted to see how the others rated it
and secondly, I thought I was scent-blind, weird, or sick! I couldn't really believe that this was Torino23.

What does it smell like:

Floral, soft, fresh and there's something woody in the drydown.

At the end of the day, that's fine, BUT
it costs 175€ and more (new) and you expect
certain things and...

There is also the Orange Flamingo and NO the Torino23 is not a 1:1 copy of it, maybe an inspiration of it (would be possible). And the H/S of the Torino23 is really good (nothing more), but that of the Orange Flamingo is massively BETTER and in a certain way the two are already similar and if the Orange Flamingo costs virtually the same, has twice the content and is significantly better in performance - why do you need the Torino23 then....?

So I've handed mine back in and I'm kind of sad. I call it wasted potential!

And now have a nice day/evening, or whatever you're reading this review, LG the Benny
_______

11/16/2023

10
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 8
Scent

Flydr40
1 Review

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Flydr40

Helpful Review 8

Like a huge bouquet of flowers

The third Torino again goes in its own, this time floral, direction. A very floral, rather strong opening with jasmine and neroli as the main protagonists. Anucci Man spontaneously comes to mind. After about 2 hours, the woods come through and give the fragrance more depth, while the floral notes recede into the background without losing their presence. The fragrance lingers for hours with a reasonable sillage.

At the beginning, Torino23 appears rather feminine, but then changes into a more masculine direction - unisex or a perfect mixed double.

I like the 23, but Torino21 remains my favorite.

12/11/2023

7
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 5
Scent

QueenOfPeace
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QueenOfPeace

Helpful Review 10

The pampered youngest child.

It is an often made joke that if the eldest has an open fracture of the shinbone, the youngest is still treated with a paper cut and a dinosaur plaster first.
I'll take up the cudgels here for older siblings.
The Torino 21 was an incredibly long-lasting freshie, the Torino 22 a sweet saffron bomb with great radiance.
The Torino 23 will now be treated a little stepmotherly by me.
It opens with an undercurrent of rose and escalates into a meadow of flowers that has been there a thousand times before, which unfortunately does not elicit more than a tired smile from me and I press a "quite nice" over my lips.
The base is typical for Xerjoff, very musky with a subtly annoying nero note that really annoys me.
I found the predecessors very unisex, the 21 almost leaning a little in the masculine direction.
The 23 is clearly feminine to me, but in an unpleasantly affected way.
This "Here I am, out of the way!" Attitude is something that other fragrances from the house do better and seem much more elegant.
Everything here seems a bit clumsy and artificial.
The longevity is, of course, very good and so is the sillage. But that's almost always the case with Xerjoff, so I wasn't expecting anything else.
To conclude: I find it a little boring, interchangeable and annoyingly soft-edged.

01/07/2024

10
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Dennis1104
290 Reviews

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Dennis1104

Helpful Review 9

This Torino can also do something!

The Torino 23 gets a bad rap here and there. Of course, everyone has different tastes and that's a good thing.
For me personally, however, some of this is too negative when it comes to the fragrance, although the latest reviews are getting better. Torino 23 takes a different approach to its predecessors and that is also a good thing. You don't always want minimal changes, you want it to be a Torino in its own right. In my opinion, all of them have been so far.

I personally really like the fragrance. Here and there it doesn't quite suit my taste, but it's definitely well made.
For me, it is also definitely a unisex wearable perfume. Of course, people often associate neroli or tuberose with women, but men can also wear these accords very well.

Tuberose often seems a bit old-fashioned, yes, I admit that. I think a lot of people here might think the same thing. Nevertheless, I find the tuberose beautifully incorporated and it fits perfectly with the neroli note and the slightly sporty-fresh character.
Sporty and fresh? I'm sure some people are asking themselves that now.
Yes, this fragrance still has this flair in moderation and it also fits perfectly with the Torino range, especially with the background knowledge of how the Torino fragrances were created.

For me, the fragrance starts with a slightly fresh, sporty impression, paired with a super subtle cardamom-muscat spice and, in my opinion, the directly perceptible tuberose.
You can also feel the neroli accord.
Especially in the initial phase, I think the fragrance is great.
I really like the interplay of the notes.

Over time, the neroli note becomes more intense, the tuberose is still present, the sporty-fresh character which has an almost slightly cooling effect recedes bit by bit (but is still there) and the already very subtle cardamom-muscat mix recedes completely.

Towards the end, the sportiness also disappears completely. Neroli and tuberose are still on tour in a duet and a subtle dry woody character comes across.

The performance is really good.
It lasts a really long time. A working day was never a problem for me and it is also very well perceived on the outside. It projects really well and can really take over rooms even when overdosed.

All in all, Torino 23 is a thoroughly successful fragrance for me. I wanted to take up the cudgels for the fragrance here, as it sometimes gets some really unkind comments.

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