Xerjoff Luxor Eau de Parfum kicks off with heavy spices and sweeter, animalic oud that is leathery, resinous, and earthy with some mustiness but by no means the full spectrum of the pungency of a real barnyard can have (which oud can give off). I found the oud to be central player throughout the...
Xerjoff Uden Eau de Parfum starts off with lightly sweet citrus notes that soon blend with boozy rum, then sandalwood, and finally vanilla and musk. Worth noting, the drydown was musk-heavy, which was a strong shift away from the more citrus-leaning phases prior.
Xerjoff K'Bridge Club is a more linear scent that started with a caramelized rose with spicy, nutty undertones from coriander and coffee, though most of the journey was supported by coffee. It became sweeter, more caramelized, and kissed with vanilla through the drydown with the rose only...
Xerjoff Richwood Eau de Parfum is intended to be a "majestic patchouli-enhanced" scent embraced by "warm sandalwood from Mysore" and "scrumptious citruses and cassis" that "blooms and evokes the dark rose and patchouli." I found Richwood wore unusually on me compared to many others (based on reading...
