Soprano by Xerjoff is a rich, operatic fragrance that balances the bright sweetness of fruit with a deep, lactonic backbone. It opens with an immediate burst of lychee and Calabrian bergamot, creating...
The fragrance is widely celebrated for its "nuclear" performance, with many users noting that it lasts through entire workdays and remains detectable on clothing for several days.
It is frequently compared to Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Oud Satin Mood due to the shared jammy Bulgarian rose and oud profile, though enthusiasts point out that Soprano is more complex and feminine-leaning thanks to its fruity lychee and milk accords.
While it can be worn year-round, the community generally favors it for the transition seasons of fall and spring, finding it particularly well-suited for evening wear and formal events.
Many reviewers describe it as a "love-potion" type of scent, noting that while the opening can be sharp or powdery for some, the drydown becomes a smooth, creamy floral that consistently draws compliments.
Opinions on value are mixed; while the quality of ingredients and potency are undisputed, the high price point leads many to recommend testing via a discovery kit before committing to a full bottle.
