Torino23

It's a Very nice fragrance, although very slightly feminine leaning when i sniff the atomizer, it turns into a classy, clean woody floral, that works well on a "suit & tie wearing gentleman". From start to finish it is a burst of floral and citrus. I don't get the hate for it. It's a fresh, clean, and floral fragrance, with a clean woody base. I'm guessing a lot of men thought it would be more unisex/masculine and review bomb it. The truth is that it is a beautiful scent, although expensive, and should therefore be tested before purchasing. The price is somewhat justified by the high quality scent. But even a lower price floral can smell nice at a lower price. Torino 23 dries down a bit basic and boring, but not quite as badly as most Xerjoff fragrances. Is it for me? Yes. But only barely. I think this is my limit for being Too "dressed up" on my skin. The opening is slightly feminine, but the cedar and Nutmeg really comes out more in the later stages of the fragrance, but in general it is a bit feminine leaning fragrance in the opening, turning unisex (on my skin) after 10minutes or less. Florals and woods are clean, and not gender specific. And when worn with a sharp looking outfit, this is a Superhero level fragrance. Lifting the style and class factor. Personal score 9/10. It's beautiful, smells great and does smell of high quality. I got my bottle at a discounter (recommended for all Xerjoff's). Definitely worth owning if you like clean, slightly citrusy, and floral scent with a light and bright woody base. As a man, i have no issues wearing this, and Love wearing it with a suit, or a blazer jacket, Chino's and a pair of quality leather shoes. Looks and feels like money.

Severely underrated. The more I smell perfumes with nutmeg accords, the more I conclude that it is such an X factor note, and if inserted smartly in a composition, it can give it that special "hidden" sauce. This is one of those cases. Torino 23 is an unapologetic, raw and delightful assault of all the wild facets of floral notes. It explores the "tough" side of flowers with barely any sweetness. If there is sweetness, it's inevitably there because of the jasmine, but that's about it. It smells "wild" but in the best "floral" way possible, if that makes sense. It's green, it's woody, it's flowery, it's spicy, it's fresh and it's deliciously complex. It also ventures into chypre territory, even though on paper it's not really a chypre. And I love that about it. Can't help but think of this song when wearing Torino 23: "Frank Sinatra - My Way". Two big thumbs up!

All you guys need to shut your mouth if you think this is bad. This is one of the best White floral fragrances that has been released in a hell of a long time. You have to keep in mind the style in which a fragrance is executed. This is a soft, powdery White floral done right. Little bit of spice coming in from the nutmeg etc. Little bit from the cashmeran but super sexy. Yes, sexiness can come from something else other than caramel or vanilla. I'm sure in the back of their mind men are getting tired of that same shit. Women are too! After this sits for about an hour, the white flower element takes a backseat and what emerges is a very well balanced White spice and sweet powdery piece of art to be honest. Everyone will get there eventually. Right now, the cool boys and girls already have it on.

I just don't understand the bad reviews, did i receive a different fragrance? This smells like you take the perfect Neroli fragrance, you make it more sweet and bubblegummy (but not overly sweet), more massappealing and longer lasting. This is similar with Invictus Aqua 2016, in the style, not in the way it smells. In my opinion it's one of the best neroli on the market if you want a blue fragrance in the form of a neroli fragrance.

Very feminine and floral opening, however, in my experience once it has dried down it become much more woody while still having that fresh, floral scent. Very aquired taste so some may hate but I personally quite like it and oftenly use it for special ocasions in warmer weather.

Interesting smell but I don't hate it. Kind of like it even, very intriguing. Smells green, wet grassy with something... not sure what note it is... but it kind of smells like a farm lol (fertilizer smell mainly). Pretty much all I smell from start to drydown.

It reminds me of Kouros from YSL. Its similar in the opening and heart. Used to like a lot the one fromYSL so this one Torino 23 is perfect. But isn’t a fragrance for everybody. So far strong and long lasting. Love it.

A green and slightly soapy white floral fragrance. Do not blind buy this thinking it is related to 21 or 22. I like this a lot but will wait until I can find it discounted.

Torino 23... smell like a flowery bouquet of girliness for the first hour, followed by a nondescript run of the mill musky woodiness for the remainder of the day.

It’s great. Very minty. I honestly think if you smelled it off someone you’d really like it, it’s only so sharp when you sniff it directly

Really love this fragrance. Thought I might not like it with all the negatives associated with it with reviews. Glad I found a bottle.

Etat Libre d’Orange - Exit the king with a touch of flowers and nuclear power... one of the best white clean fragrances.

Very nice. Smells like a more versatile, not as heavy and more unisex version of Xerjoff 400.

yes this is a real fragrance! A perfume that would suit the Torino series

I just don't understand the hate this fragrance gets.

I just received my blind-buy 50ml Torino23 and I know that it needs to sit and mature before I really know how I feel about it. I'm constantly amazed here, because the opinions can be so drastically different. I'm a guy who doesn't have a problem with florals blended properly to suit the corresponding season. I'd really hoped that Torino23 would follow the floral lines of 'NICE BERGAMOTE' from Essential Parfums. Does it? I have absolutely no idea, because all I can currently smell is a soap-y, green-ish heavy dose of NEROLI. I don't love neroli or orange blossom and both take over every other scent on my skin. My preference would have a blending of jasmine, ylang and tuberose. But, HEY!....DIFFERENCE is what this what this site is all about. Some people adore chocolate ice cream....others crave vanilla. Me? I've just gotta wait and hope that the neroli takes a back seat and lets the other white florals shine BTW- Final note:- T23 may be clean-floral forward, but I wouldn't call it sweet.....no honey, praline, marzipan, vanilla or Tonka anywhere. Personally, I wouldn't call it feminine OR masculine either....just fresh, summery and invigorating. That's all folks...over and out. 🧐

First sampling of Xerjoff Torino23, similarly inspired by Xerjoff21 and 22 by the ATP Nitto Finals held in Turin, a well-blended freshie that reminds me of 21 more than 22, certainly, a floral bouquet crossed with a fresh spicy blend, an ensemble of tuberose, rose, ylang ylang, and jasmine playing with bergamot, cardamom, and nutmeg, over a base of amber, musk, and woods. It has an air of sophistication and is quite unisex, floral but pleasantly and sophisticatedly so (think Fox in the Flowerbed, by Imaginary Authors, as a comparison). This is an easy winner for anyone, though the floral-weary might have some difficult sifting through the bouquet to find something they prefer, but I think its almost restrained use of the medley of flowers works so very well against a bit of spice. Overall, I quite like it. Torino23 is EDP concentration, priced at $215 for 50ml, and sold via the house site as well as US retailers like Perfumology, certainly not the cheapest house on the market but in line with a lot of higher-end products. 7 out of 10

With the Torino series, each is meant to be different, so for those expecting the same amped up fragrance you are missing the point. Torino 23 is a Jasmine/tuberose bomb with neroli and orris blended throughout. The nutmeg adds a spicy element that prevents the fragrance from being full on floral and it dries down to a woody musky base. The smell is reminiscent of other floral scents, but it's not redundant or inspired by any specific scent. Torino 23 is a long lasting spicy woody floral scent that elevates the Torino series to it's own collection within the Xerjoff world. If you are not a fan of floral scents you won't like it, but it is not a bad fragrance or smell. It's just not meant for those who don't like floral scent nuclear scents.

A huge bouquet of flowers. A very floral, quite strong opening with jasmine and neroli as the main players. Anucci Man spontaneously came to my mind. After around 2 hours, the woods come through and give the fragrance more depth, while the floral notes fade into the background. Stays for hours with a reasonable sillage. The third Torino goes in its own direction again. I like the fragrance, but Torino21 remains my favorite.

Super heavy on the white florals. Even if you like white florals I wouldn't recommend blind buying this. A lot of people hate it because of the old people smell which is definitely true. It has this almost medicinal syrup smell to it as well. But to me all I can imagine is white plumeria which I like. I think if it was half as potent, it would be a really nice scent.

https://www.fragrantica.com/member/1761519 @ZeaMoore4 I find your take on Torino 23 being too Feminine a little odd seeing you're such a huge fan of Torino22 from your profile. I find Torino 22 to be the most Feminine by far of the Torino Atp tour line and its indeed quite similar to baccarat rouge which is generally seen as female leaning.

Opening is pleasant soft and slightly soapy florals. I get the sweet and banana-like ylang ylang, giving it an almost tropical feel. I like the slight spice notes in the background, complementing the florals. An easy wearing floral forward daytime scent for Spring and Summer. Leans a little older and a little feminine I think though.

@ZeaMoore4 I have to disagree I find torino22 to be far more feminine leaning and having florals does not make something inherently feminine many of the classic masculine cologne types are heavy on the white florals Overall I feel Torino23 is the best of the Torinos Followed closely by torino21

First impression: This is a big departure from the prior iterations with loads of florals. But Xerjoff did a good job of balancing it out so it doesn't come off too feminine thanks to a healthy dose of nutmeg. Normally I see florals and run, but this one is done really well.

I like this bottle the least in the Torino collection but it's still a good fragrance. However, I love all the rest so I have to buy it to fulfill the total collection.

Very nice. I don't get the patchouli notes listed I find the ending more musky and Ambery. Overall a great fragrance but I personally prefer Torino21.

Robert Redford as Jay Gatsby , dressed in all - white, waiting for Daisy , at the garden of his manor, among the most beautiful white flowers...

Nice fragrance, different to the other fragrances in the ATP Torino line... Some might find it a bit to feminine.

expected something like torino21 but this is completely different, it's good.

Great smelling frag, I smell iris although it’s not there,aquatic blossom

I like this scent, but it really reminds me of the black tube chapstick.

Same opinions as fly777. Absolute tragedy this fragrance, I would recommend any T21/T22 fan avoid this. The scent opens with A HUGE floral blast - all those white florals you see in the heart with this laundry detergent vibe from I suspect the neroli. On-skin at first there are the mild spices from the nutmeg and cardamom, but as it dries, I suspect the patchouli note is what really pops on my skin and it leaves this... oddly green sensation? That adds this vintage feel to it. The ~1 hour drydown on this fragrance is driven by the ylang-ylang and the mild spices that were there in the top. When wearing the fragrance outside, the cashmere wood really pops and gives it this dry woody & mildly smoky feel in the base, so the profile when worn outside is cashmere wood + ylang-ylang + mild spices. Average longevity in the ~6-7h range, sillage is moderate. Again, much like fly777 - T23 is a whole different genre of Torino fragrance. Since 23 smelling nothing like 21/22, I cannot, in good faith, recommend that you spend your money on a blindbuy like I did. Wait for the 2ml sample to pop up on Xerjoff's website, I promise you that you are not missing out on anything.

The Torino line is catching lots of steam on the internet, and Xerjoff aren't slow to notice, so with that said, I'm sure we can expect to see Torino24, 25, 26 and all the way through 80 in the not-so-distant future. This stuff, like most of Xerjoff's discovery, is meh. Meh, at best! It's like everything about it suggests niche, artisan blending...but what you get is another safe, tow-the-line type of wanna-be-niche impresario. It's just...nothing to rave about. Doesn't smell bad. Torino23 is a boring, synthetic, white floral, woody-aromatic with a very mild B/O undertone, not to its benefit. Different enough from the other Torinos, I guess... Pass!

I really don't like it. First of all, I don't like neroli or orris. I get tons of neroli, orris (or patchouli mixed with carrot seeds) - the powdery note that just suffocates me. Neroli is pungent and just irritates my nostrils (mind you, if you like Neroli Portofino, this might be for you). The powdery aspect may be attributed to tuberose, which would be the style of 80-s and dusty vintage clothes. A total scrubber and has nothing to do with the previous vibes of Torino21 or 22. In fact, those two are now in my top 10 summer scents. Longevity of Torino23 is outstanding, as for most of Xerjoff. A small drop on my jacket when I tested still has a very prominents smells after 3 days. Do not blind buy.

Torino23 by Xerjoff: simply no! The opening is exactly like a cheap incense from a convenience store. After this terrible opening, the fragrance starts to calm down the white florals and becomes more acceptable, but really, it's a huge no! Maybe the idea was to represent the smell of a tennis ball, you know? That really noisy smell. It's hard to even explain. The worst in the entire collection.

A pretty tuberose scent. If you're a fan of tuberose, I would suggest Bravi by Thameen London. In my opinion, Bravi has better sillage and longevity. On the surface, Bravi seems more expensive, but it also comes in a 100 ml bottle while Torino23 comes in a 50 ml bottle.

It's a very loud white floral fragrance. All of the mentioned scent notes are present but it strongly reminds me of something inbetween of cheap air freshner and hotel soap (but it's definitely not a clean or fresh scent for me).

Floral aldehydic soap that ladies in the 80s would use. Hard pass.

This might be one of the worst fragrances I have ever smelled, if not the worst. It literally smells like straight up gas station toilets and pee. It also smells like gasoline, which gives it more of a gas station vibe. It also smells super synthetic. Definitely not a safe blind buy...

Just bad and uninteresting. Completely different then Torino 21 or Torino 22. Cant smell white flowers or so whatever... Wet tennis playground with something strange rottening in the middle. Unpleasant.

This smells like straight up old man. The notes made me think it was going to be a nice clean soft floral fragrances but boy was I wrong. 0/10 glad I got a decant before I blind bought it.

this smells terrible, it smells like plants after you cut the stem and the green smell sticks to your fingers, absolute stinker and do not recommend at all.

Awful , disgusting 😖 . Even if my nose used to the weird and complicated scents , but this is one of the worst scent I have ever smells.

Smells like sunscreen mix with shit. Like a litter box. Straight dog shit.

This genuinely smells like shit. like literally shit. please dont buy.

What the hell is this? Ruined the Torino line in my opinion

Xerjoff Torino23 is pleasantly fragrant but unfortunately it's not the type of scent I'd want to wear or smell on the skin. It's labeled unisex but I find it way too floral for me to be considered masculine. It would make a lovely home scent if it were a candle or a scent tree for autos. It reminds me somewhat of a linen fragrance of freshly washed clothes. It's a detergent clean, fabric softener fresh, very bright if not arguably loud scent with a heavy floral punch. I personally find the scent to be 100% feminine leaning and more so akin to something you find on an older woman. The perfume has appeal but not in a way that's very alluring or sexy.

Torino23 is all you would not expect! A real olfactory bomb! A heady concoction of flowers only a woman would wear! A regal perfume reminiscent of the beauty of Torino. Still cannot find the relation such a perfume could have to modern day tennis games such as ATP tennis tournament. Refrain from using it while playing tennis! Tuberose, Ylang-Yang and Jasmine predominate giving their place to a warm comforting ending! If you like heavy florals this is the perfect companion for the cold and festive nights ahead!!!

Wow just tested this and after loving T1 and kinda meh on T2 this is NOT for me at all. I work at a cafe and every Wednesday a bunch of lady’s meet for coffee and the area they sit In smells like this hahaha. To my nose all you get is the mids that are listed on here. Big Xerjoff fan even the ones I don’t really like I have respect for them. I think this is just one of those fragrances that the way it’s blended just doesn’t work for me 😔

I own all the Xerjoff Torino line from 21 to 24, and l don't get the hate around this one. I would use it mostly for night time especially because of the patchouli note, but damn it's good. And it also performs quite well as l get around 7-8 hours. Definitely not a every day fragrance, at least for me, but l really enjoy it when I go out sometimes. 100% unisex, 8/10 rating