Renaissance

Xerjoff Renaissance
About Xerjoff Renaissance
Renaissance is a luxury Xerjoff perfume in every sense. It first launched in 2011 under the simple name “1861,” then relaunched in 2015 as Renaissance at Esxence Milan, within a three-fragrance collection celebrating the 150th anniversary of Italian unification, alongside Naxos and Zefiro. It’s an olfactory tribute to the Italian Renaissance — an era of art, beauty, and innovation.

Xerjoff Renaissance Fragrance Notes
The opening is perhaps the most photorealistic Xerjoff has ever created. Vibrant Amalfi lemon, luminous mandarin, Calabrian bergamot, and petitgrain unfold with explosive freshness. Together, they create an almost edible sensation — like biting into a fresh lemon slice under the Italian sun. However, the heart is where Renaissance truly stands apart. Aromatic mint brings a unique, elegant freshness. As a result, it intertwines with delicate lily-of-the-valley and Bulgarian rose, creating a floral-herbal complexity that surprises and seduces. The base closes with pure Mediterranean warmth: Virginia cedar, patchouli, amber, and musk.

Longevity: A Mixed Picture
Renaissance’s longevity draws mixed opinions. Some reviews report up to 9 hours of trail, while others describe it as more discreet, becoming a skin-close scent after the first 3 hours. To extend its freshness, many wearers recommend spraying it on clothing as well.

Discover More from Xerjoff
Continue your fragrance journey with other creations from the 1861 collection, like Naxos and Zefiro. Additionally, explore the complete Xerjoff perfume catalogue at Niche Perfumes. Each bottle reflects Italian mastery in luxury perfumery.

Xerjoff Renaissance at Niche Perfumes
Buy Renaissance by Xerjoff online or visit us at our exclusive boutiques across Spain and worldwide destinations. Buy it today and awaken your senses.

Frequently Asked Questions About Xerjoff Renaissance
How long does Renaissance actually last on the skin?
Opinions are split: some reviews report up to 9 hours, while others notice it becoming more discreet after 3 hours. Spraying it on clothing as well helps extend its freshness.

Why is it called Renaissance if it had a different name before?
The perfume originally launched in 2011 as “1861.” In 2015, Xerjoff relaunched it as Renaissance at Esxence Milan, within a collection dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Italian unification.

Which collection does it belong to exactly?
It belongs to Xerjoff’s 1861 collection, alongside Naxos and Zefiro, a series representing different facets of Italian cultural identity.

Is it a unisex fragrance?
Yes. Renaissance was designed for both men and women, with a citrus aromatic profile that leans neither masculine nor feminine.