Leonkrn

The fragrance opens with some animalic oud, tart rose, and a balsamic sauna infusion note. After a few minutes, the scent softens and the animalic notes recede, leaving dry, warm wood, deep and dark oud and the rose becomes softer and recedes into the background. The fragrance becomes softer overall and a little more floral, but still remains dark due to the pervasive leather note and the now resinous oud, the sour note from the opening disappears completely and a minimally sweet lipstick note comes through, which makes the fragrance outstanding. The fragrance is highly complex throughout, it is almost impossible to pick out all the notes, the oud is animalic at the beginning yes, but not as strong as many reviews and statements here make it seem. Overall, an extremely interesting fragrance with many facets, unfortunately too expensive. Performance is outstanding, the fragrance smells extremely high quality.

A very beautiful fragrance with a good load of patchouli in the top note, which then nestles into a gentle and warm amber accord, in which the bourbon vanilla is emphasized once again. A very great, warm fragrance, definitely unisex but more on the feminine side. Only for people who can stand patchouli, but they will love it!

Xerjoff Renaissance is one of the few fragrances that you can wear even in temperatures above 30 degrees; The fragrance impresses with its very natural citrus notes, and a refreshing mint. Then in the heart notes very pleasant floral notes appear, which are given a certain depth and "greenness" by the patchouli in the base note. All in all, a very photorealistic fragrance, who puts value on something like that and likes citrus, should definitely test the fragrance. In my opinion, the fragrance is unfortunately still not worth the price, because it can not really be used versatil, and also no big surprise in itself, however, it is the first citrus-heavy fragrance that I smell, which brings a comparatively good durability with it. The quality of Xerjoff, speaks for itself!