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P.13 by Xerjoff
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P.13

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Built for niche fragrance collectors and lovers of dark florals, Xerjoff P.13 presents an exclusive release limited to 150 flacons. The scent blends creamy jasmine, orange blossom, and spicy clove over a cozy base of vanilla and Peru balsam. It serves as an opulent evening perfume suited for black-tie gatherings and cold winter nights out.

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PRICE VALUE
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Open Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE

P.13 provides solid performance on skin, lasting between seven and nine hours during fall and winter wear. Projection extends about two feet for the first two hours before pulling into an intimate, warm aura. On heavy fabrics like wool or leather, the Peru balsam and oakmoss base notes remain noticeable past twelve hours.

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Xerjoff P.13 opens with a powdery burst of violet and bergamot before settling into a dense heart of narcotic tuberose, jasmine, and clove spice. The dry-down coats the skin in dark tobacco leaf, resinous Peru balsam, and warm vanilla, giving the composition a creamy, balsamic, and slightly smoky texture built for cold nights.

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The dominant white floral accord starts loud and creamy, led by tuberose and orange blossom. Over forty minutes, the citrus top subsides as the tobacco and balsamic accords warm up on skin. This creates a satisfying shift from bright powdery floral notes to a dark, sticky, wood-tinged resin base that anchors the sweet blossom elements.

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It looks easiest to wear in fall and winter. The vote picture leans most toward night.

Pros & Cons

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WHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT

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Dense tuberose heart supported by dark tobacco and Peru balsam

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Long-lasting performance that easily spans seven to nine hours

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Deep balsamic warmth ideal for crisp fall and winter nights

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Complex transition from a powdery violet opening to resinous oakmoss

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Clove and orange blossom accents add spicy interest to white florals

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Distinct evening character that fits black-tie and formal events

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Premium ingredient feel with zero synthetic harshness in the base

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Projects strongly for two hours before pulling into an intimate aura

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Collectible bottle design within the Xerjoff Sketchbook series

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Satisfies enthusiasts seeking a darker alternative to Torino 23

WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR

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Astronomical retail pricing at 1100 euros for a 100ml bottle

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First forty minutes carry a powdery salon air tone that splits opinion

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Strict 150-flacon limited release makes full bottles nearly impossible to find

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Too heavy and sweet for warm summer afternoon wear

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Tobacco remains a quiet secondary note behind creamy tuberose

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Bondage cord flacon styling will feel overly dramatic for casual dressers

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Polarizing opening demands testing on skin before purchasing

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Overpowering if sprayed heavily in small, enclosed rooms

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Sweet vanilla dry-down might disappoint lovers of dry bitter florals

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Hard to sample due to boutique-only availability

Fragranxe Review

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“Xerjoff P.13 Review: A Dense Tuberose Wrapped in Dark Tobacco”

Xerjoff P.13 makes its presence known immediately upon spraying. The opening delivers a sharp mix of bergamot, powdery violet, and Turkish rose. On first spray, the violet carries a distinct salon air character that feels crisp, slightly alcoholic, and reminiscent of fine cosmetic talc. It is an assertive start that might surprise those expecting an instant dose of heavy vanilla. Give it twenty minutes on wrist skin, and that initial sharpness begins to soften into something far more luxurious.

As the top notes recede, the heart of P.13 takes center stage with a lush white floral accordion. Creamy tuberose leads the charge, accompanied by sweet jasmine and orange blossom. A subtle touch of spicy clove cuts through the floral density, preventing the tuberose from turning overly sweet or indolic. Here, the scent feels velvety, warm, and distinctly dark, shifting away from bright garden floristry into a moody evening profile.

The true depth of P.13 emerges during the dry-down phase after two hours of wear. Dark tobacco leaf merges with earthy oakmoss, smooth vanilla, and resinous Peru balsam. The tobacco does not dominate like a pipe smoke bomb; instead, it adds a dry, leather-adjacent texture that anchors the sweet tuberose. Peru balsam provides a cozy balsamic chewiness that lingers on skin, creating a rich amber finish that feels grounding.

Performance on skin is solid without becoming obnoxious. Expect seven to nine hours of continuous wear, with the first two hours offering strong projection within an arm's length radius. After three hours, the sillage settles into a warm personal space that radiates gently when you move. It thrives in crisp autumn weather and cold winter nights, where cold air cuts through the thick balsam and floral weight.

This fragrance caters to a specific buyer. It is designed for niche enthusiasts and collectors who enjoy heavy white florals anchored by resinous woods and spices. If you prefer light citrus colognes or dry marine scents, P.13 will feel far too heavy. However, for those who want a dramatic evening perfume with substance and weight, it delivers an unforgettable wear experience.

P.13 is a fascinating release in Xerjoff's Sketchbook series, but its accessibility remains a huge hurdle. Limited to just 150 flacons worldwide with a steep 1100 euro price tag, it is strictly a luxury collector piece. If you can obtain a decant, sample it on skin to experience its dark tuberose dry-down. For most shoppers, it serves as an intriguing artistic showcase rather than an everyday purchase.

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What does Xerjoff P.13 smell like?+

Xerjoff P.13 opens with a sharp flash of bergamot, violet, and Turkish rose that quickly melts into a creamy heart of tuberose, jasmine, and orange blossom. The dry-down introduces dark tobacco leaf, oakmoss, vanilla, and resinous Peru balsam, creating a heavy floral-amber profile with a woody, slightly smoky base.

How does the opening of P.13 compare to its dry-down?+

The spray opens with a crisp, somewhat powdery burst of violet and bergamot, which some wearers compare to salon air. Within forty minutes, that sharp top softens dramatically into a dense tuberose and orange blossom core, eventually resting on a warm bed of Peru balsam, dark tobacco, and smooth vanilla.

How long does Xerjoff P.13 last on skin?+

P.13 delivers reliable longevity, staying active on skin for seven to nine hours during cool autumn wear. On fabrics like cashmere or wool coats, the Peru balsam, oakmoss, and tobacco base notes easily linger past twelve hours without fading into a flat vanilla skin scent.

What is the sillage and projection of P.13?+

Expect moderate to strong projection for the first two hours after spraying, extending roughly two feet around you. As the tuberose settles into the dark tobacco and Peru balsam base, the fragrance pulls closer to the body, forming an intimate, warm bubble suitable for indoor evening events.

Which season suits Xerjoff P.13 best?+

Cool weather brings out the best in P.13. Cold autumn air and crisp winter nights allow the heavy tuberose, clove spice, and dense Peru balsam to bloom without smothering the wearer. Warm summer heat makes the sweet vanilla and thick white florals feel too dense and cloying.

What occasions are ideal for wearing P.13?+

Wear P.13 for formal evening dinners, cold-weather date nights, or gallery openings where a bold scent makes an impression. The combination of rich tuberose and dark tobacco fits dark suits, velvet jackets, and structured winter outerwear rather than casual morning errands or office wear.

Does Xerjoff P.13 lean masculine or feminine?+

P.13 sits squarely in unisex territory, though its tuberose and jasmine heart leans slightly feminine to traditional buyers. The heavy dose of dark tobacco, cloves, and earthy oakmoss in the base balances the white floral accord, making it equally attractive on men who enjoy rich florals.

Who is the primary audience for P.13?+

P.13 targets seasoned niche collectors and white floral enthusiasts who appreciate complex compositions. If you enjoy rich tuberose paired with resinous woods, dark tobacco, and spiced balsam, this limited release caters directly to your taste. Casual buyers seeking an easy daily floral may find it too intense.

Can you layer Xerjoff P.13 with other perfumes?+

Layering P.13 is rarely necessary because its tuberose, clove, and Peru balsam blend is already dense. However, pairing it with a straightforward dry cedarwood or a crisp vetiver spray can tone down the sweet orange blossom and floral creaminess if you prefer a drier, woodier trail.

How does P.13 compare to Torino 23?+

Both fragrances share a bold Xerjoff signature, but P.13 is darker, richer, and more floral-heavy than Torino 23. While Torino 23 features brighter aromatic elements, P.13 replaces them with narcotic tuberose, spicy cloves, dark tobacco, and a heavy resinous base of Peru balsam and vanilla.

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Overall#20,484
Top Rated#15,557
Most Reviewed#10,151
Best Longevity#69,082
Best Sillage#68,837
Price Value#68,478

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If you like the dark floral structure of P.13, consider Xerjoff Torino 23 for a slightly brighter, more accessible take on aromatic florals. Kilian Love Don't Be Shy offers a sweeter orange blossom profile without the heavy tobacco, while Serge Lutens Fils de Joie provides a similarly deep, narcotic jasmine and honey blend.

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