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The Golden Honey Explosion
Warmth. Sweetness. Depth.
With "400 | XerJoff," you don't get an ordinary composition; you get a true honey explosion that instantly conveys a sense of coziness and opulence.
Right after spraying, a citrus freshness emerges, quickly swallowed by the warm, almost creamy honey. It’s not just honey; it’s layered honey, interwoven with floral facets, gentle tobacco, and subtle spice notes that give the fragrance an elegant structure.
The floral heart note, led by orange blossom and ylang-ylang, feels as if dipped in warm honey. Never sharp, never too sweet, but perfectly dosed, with a slight oriental touch. In the drydown, vanilla, patchouli, and a hint of vetiver join in, extending the honey base to infinity.
And here it must be said clearly:
Incredibly underrated!
For me, it’s clear: the best fragrance from the Join the Club line. A true feel-good perfume with ambition, depth, and a luxurious warmth that is unmatched.
As for performance, the fragrance shows its best side. The longevity is excellent - the scent remains perceptible on the skin all day long and evolves elegantly. The sillage is also pleasantly present. It leaves a warm, soft trail that piques curiosity but never overwhelms.
Anyone who loves honey scents and is looking for something special will find it with "400 | XerJoff." No mainstream, no pretender - but a statement.
With "400 | XerJoff," you don't get an ordinary composition; you get a true honey explosion that instantly conveys a sense of coziness and opulence.
Right after spraying, a citrus freshness emerges, quickly swallowed by the warm, almost creamy honey. It’s not just honey; it’s layered honey, interwoven with floral facets, gentle tobacco, and subtle spice notes that give the fragrance an elegant structure.
The floral heart note, led by orange blossom and ylang-ylang, feels as if dipped in warm honey. Never sharp, never too sweet, but perfectly dosed, with a slight oriental touch. In the drydown, vanilla, patchouli, and a hint of vetiver join in, extending the honey base to infinity.
And here it must be said clearly:
Incredibly underrated!
For me, it’s clear: the best fragrance from the Join the Club line. A true feel-good perfume with ambition, depth, and a luxurious warmth that is unmatched.
As for performance, the fragrance shows its best side. The longevity is excellent - the scent remains perceptible on the skin all day long and evolves elegantly. The sillage is also pleasantly present. It leaves a warm, soft trail that piques curiosity but never overwhelms.
Anyone who loves honey scents and is looking for something special will find it with "400 | XerJoff." No mainstream, no pretender - but a statement.
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The best cherry scent I have ever smelled. Hedonism in its most noble form
If there were an olfactory definition of hedonism, it would be this fragrance. 
Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic is not a loud, overly sweet gourmand cherry scent like many other niche fragrances. Rather, it shows how noble, complex, and multifaceted cherry can be without ever drifting into kitschy candy territory.
From the very first spray, I am greeted by a juicy, dark cherry note, but not an overly sugary cherry soda or cherry syrup. It is a ripe, almost liqueur-like cherry with depth, nestled in a spicy cloak that immediately makes it clear: this is high-end fragrance. The cherry is intense, but never intrusive, and comes together with a fine, elegant spiciness of cinnamon and ginger that adds a certain warmth to the scent without making it feel heavy. The freshness of bergamot and mandarin provides the right contrast, making the fragrance lively and refreshing without losing its depth.
The heart of the fragrance remains true to the cherry but becomes increasingly softer and more floral. Jasmine and tuberose come to the forefront, bringing a soft, almost velvety texture that gives the fragrance an elegant, almost romantic dimension. Nevertheless, the cherry remains the main actress - it is subtly accompanied by the floral notes but never overshadowed.
In the base, the fragrance unfolds into a warm, soothing blend of vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, and vetiver. These accords provide a long-lasting depth and a velvety, almost balsamic finish, where the cherry is still present but in a very subtle, restrained way. It is a fragrance that develops over time without ever losing its character.
The longevity of the fragrance is good to very good. The scent remains perceptible throughout the day. The sillage is wonderful, present, and noble without ever being overwhelming. One leaves a scent trail that is never intrusive.
Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic is, for me, the perfect cherry scent. It combines fruitiness, spiciness, and elegance in a way that is rarely found. It is not a fragrance that overdoes sweetness, but a complex, well-balanced masterpiece that fascinates me time and again. The cherry is the queen, but it is perfectly supported by a harmonious blend of floral and warm base notes. A fragrance for connoisseurs looking for something special and especially for those who know what it means to completely lose oneself in a perfume.
Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic is not a loud, overly sweet gourmand cherry scent like many other niche fragrances. Rather, it shows how noble, complex, and multifaceted cherry can be without ever drifting into kitschy candy territory.From the very first spray, I am greeted by a juicy, dark cherry note, but not an overly sugary cherry soda or cherry syrup. It is a ripe, almost liqueur-like cherry with depth, nestled in a spicy cloak that immediately makes it clear: this is high-end fragrance. The cherry is intense, but never intrusive, and comes together with a fine, elegant spiciness of cinnamon and ginger that adds a certain warmth to the scent without making it feel heavy. The freshness of bergamot and mandarin provides the right contrast, making the fragrance lively and refreshing without losing its depth.
The heart of the fragrance remains true to the cherry but becomes increasingly softer and more floral. Jasmine and tuberose come to the forefront, bringing a soft, almost velvety texture that gives the fragrance an elegant, almost romantic dimension. Nevertheless, the cherry remains the main actress - it is subtly accompanied by the floral notes but never overshadowed.
In the base, the fragrance unfolds into a warm, soothing blend of vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, and vetiver. These accords provide a long-lasting depth and a velvety, almost balsamic finish, where the cherry is still present but in a very subtle, restrained way. It is a fragrance that develops over time without ever losing its character.
The longevity of the fragrance is good to very good. The scent remains perceptible throughout the day. The sillage is wonderful, present, and noble without ever being overwhelming. One leaves a scent trail that is never intrusive.
Jump Up and Kiss Me Hedonistic is, for me, the perfect cherry scent. It combines fruitiness, spiciness, and elegance in a way that is rarely found. It is not a fragrance that overdoes sweetness, but a complex, well-balanced masterpiece that fascinates me time and again. The cherry is the queen, but it is perfectly supported by a harmonious blend of floral and warm base notes. A fragrance for connoisseurs looking for something special and especially for those who know what it means to completely lose oneself in a perfume.
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Luxury, Elegance, and Versatility - My Ultimate Fragrance
The "Homme Anniversary | XerJoff" is the epitome for me. The "Homme | XerJoff" was already one of my absolute favorites - powerful, distinctive, and unique. But the Anniversary version takes it to another level. It retains the characteristic DNA but feels more refined, smoother, and universally wearable.
What immediately convinced me is that the DNA of the original has been preserved, but everything feels rounder, finer, and even more luxurious. While the "Homme | XerJoff" was sometimes a bit too heavy for everyday wear, the "Homme Anniversary | XerJoff" is significantly more versatile. It still has that masculine, confident aura, but at the same time feels more elegant and wearable. I can wear it to the office in the morning without it being too overpowering, and I can also go out in the evening with just the right mix of style and presence. It simply fits every occasion.
The scent progression is incredibly smooth. Right from the first spray, you feel a pleasant freshness - not too citrusy, not too sharp, but just right. Then comes this warm, slightly spicy core, where the leather fits perfectly. That was always the special thing about the original Homme: the interplay of masculine, slightly rugged notes with a certain elegance. In the Anniversary version, this has been even better balanced. Everything feels more high-quality, harmonious, and modern.
A big plus for me is the performance. 10 to 12 hours are easily achievable, and on clothing, it lasts even longer. The sillage is just right - it is present without being overwhelming, but when you walk by, you definitely leave an impression. You couldn't wish for more.
Conclusion: I already celebrated the original immensely, but the Anniversary version is truly a 10/10 for me. It has everything that made the original fragrance great, only better. More luxurious, more wearable, and simply perfect for any occasion. Anyone who liked the "Homme | XerJoff" will love this version - for me, there is nothing to improve!
What immediately convinced me is that the DNA of the original has been preserved, but everything feels rounder, finer, and even more luxurious. While the "Homme | XerJoff" was sometimes a bit too heavy for everyday wear, the "Homme Anniversary | XerJoff" is significantly more versatile. It still has that masculine, confident aura, but at the same time feels more elegant and wearable. I can wear it to the office in the morning without it being too overpowering, and I can also go out in the evening with just the right mix of style and presence. It simply fits every occasion.
The scent progression is incredibly smooth. Right from the first spray, you feel a pleasant freshness - not too citrusy, not too sharp, but just right. Then comes this warm, slightly spicy core, where the leather fits perfectly. That was always the special thing about the original Homme: the interplay of masculine, slightly rugged notes with a certain elegance. In the Anniversary version, this has been even better balanced. Everything feels more high-quality, harmonious, and modern.
A big plus for me is the performance. 10 to 12 hours are easily achievable, and on clothing, it lasts even longer. The sillage is just right - it is present without being overwhelming, but when you walk by, you definitely leave an impression. You couldn't wish for more.
Conclusion: I already celebrated the original immensely, but the Anniversary version is truly a 10/10 for me. It has everything that made the original fragrance great, only better. More luxurious, more wearable, and simply perfect for any occasion. Anyone who liked the "Homme | XerJoff" will love this version - for me, there is nothing to improve!
