Sixth Floor

The forgotten / Hidden gem of the Xerjoff brand due to it being an Harrods Exclusive, its never appeared on the main Xerjoff website to my knowledge like many of the other brands out there that give "exclusives" to certain stores but still have them available directly from the brand. This fragrance was also absent for many years after release from Fragrantica. So with all that into consideration it is indeed a gem in my opinion, it starts super bright with an almost fizzy like orange scent with a backing of florals, its very uplifting and after about an hour or two depending on the weather and conditions and skin chemistry (which is super variable when it comes to this scent - I'll get into it) it fades into a patchouli and chocolatey like scent with a bit of tobacco. It kind of does a 180 on what it starts from but truly a pleasant experience throughout. Skin chemistry - I've sprayed this on myself and two other people and it was quite different on all 3, one person the opening smelled a little soapy/aldehydic, the other it brought out the tobacco right away from the base notes. So this is a reminder at £545 to sample this first to see if it vibes with your skin especially overseas as you'll get import duties on this making it even more expensive for a small 50ml bottle.. Overall it was worth it for me. Would I buy: Full bottle in my collection Recommended: Its unlike anything else out there but so is the price, if you can justify paying over the odds for exclusivity then yeah I'd recommend it.

so this is a very interesting scent. takes a VERY strong turn, from a sweet, bright friendly floral to a dark chocolatey patchouli tobacco scent. the opening is quite feminine, but the drydown might be one of the most masculine scents ive ever smelled. this is in my top 3 of all time. the presentation on this is awesome, so is the performance, longevity and scent. if i were a millionaire, this would be my signature scent. not because its expensive, but because it smells "rich". gotta get my hands on a full bottle of this, even if it means a month of ramen noodles ;)

This fragrance captures the feeling of stepping into a grand hall where polished marble floors stretch beneath crystal chandeliers and ceilings are adorned with intricate gold detailing. It evokes the quiet grandeur of a grand palace. It's refined without feeling loud, carrying an effortless sophistication. There is no other fragrance more fitting of the title “Opulent” than Xerjoff Sixth Floor.

I smelt this in Harrods & it was an instant purchase. It is nothing like what i have smelt before! It started off as a citrusy floral with eucalyptus & tobacco in the background. It dried down into a gorgeous citrus floral patchouli & lasted a whole day. Unisex. 10/10 & a must try as it will obviously smell different to every nose 💗

To put it in simple terms this smells like mentholated root beer almost like it should be a flanker to 1888. As odd as this combination sounds it actually comes together very well creating a very unique scent done in the classic Xerjoff style with the usual great longevity most Xerjoff scents are known for. Is it worth the asking price of almost $600 for 50ml, maybe not but not sure any scent is worth that much. Am I disappointed that I paid that & own a bottle, not 1 bit. I'm a sucker for Xerjoff & to me this is a major piece to have in the collection! Overall 8 out of 10 (all factors considered)

One of the most beautiful perfumes I have ever smelled. It deserves to be special and exclusive only to Harrods. The opening of the perfume is refreshing, then the scent gradually becomes floral, then it is really sweet. It is a creative, innovative and beautiful painting. This is what I can describe, but the price is very high, which is disappointing.

This is easily the best xerjoff fragrance.