- XJ 1861 Renaissance Xerjoff for women and men:
main accords
citrus
green
aromatic
fresh spicy
woody
At the 2015 Esxence perfume exhibition in Milan, Xerjoff unveiled its inaugural collection of three fragrances, crafted to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Italy's unification. Drawing inspiration from the nation's opulence, beauty, and rich heritage, the XJ 1861 collection comprises three scents: XJ 1861 Renaissance, XJ 1861 Zefiro, and XJ 1861 Naxos—each encapsulating a distinct facet of Italy's allure. Renaissance pays homage to Italy's iconic era of cultural rebirth, Naxos evokes the essence of Sicily, and Zefiro celebrates the eternal grandeur of Rome.
一.Pros
1.Excellent citrus opening
2.Amazing packaging
3.Addictive scent
4.Creamy and fresh
5.Long lasting
6.Unisex
7.Good sillage
8.Great value for the price
二.Cons
1.Overpriced
2.Not worth the price tag
3.Heavy on aromatic and spicy notes
4.Soft for citrus admirers
5.Destroyed other fragrances
6.Disappointing dry down
7.Boring
8.Indistinct scent
XJ 1861 Renaissance unfolds as a luminous bouquet, where the vibrant freshness of citrus takes center stage—featuring notes of tangerine, Calabrian bergamot, lemon, and petit grain. Its heart reveals a translucent, floral core, blending Bulgarian rose and lily of the valley, enlivened by the crisp dynamism of cold mint. The base anchors the composition with depth and substance, weaving in woody undertones of patchouli and cedar, rounded out by the warm richness of amber and musk to create a harmonious, complete fragrance.
Perfume Pyramid
Top Notes
1.Amalfi Lemon 2.Tangerine 3.Bergamot 4.Petitgrain
Middle Notes
1.Mint 2.Lily-of-the-Valley 3.Rose
Base Notes
1.Musk 2.Virginia Cedar 3.Patchouli 4.Amber
