Soprano comes from the Italian word ‘sopra’, which means ‘above’ or ‘above’, as the soprano is the highest attainable pitch of a human voice in classical opera. With Soprano, the traditional art of fragrance composition enters a new dimension ...
Soprano's unusually rich, fruity accords blend mysteriously with the white notes of milk and jasmine, freesia and oriental lychee fruit, all wrapped in a charismatic bouquet of rose and osmanthus. Only the richest base notes of woods, oud essences and leather have been combined to preserve the lasting effect of such a warm, oriental ‘olfactory opera’, worthy of a true work of art ...
Xerjoff V
The highly successful fragrances in Xerjoff's V line are presented in beautiful bottles, which have been given a velvet flocking and, fittingly, the name ‘Xerjoff V’ for velvet.
