Casamorati 1888 at La Jetée Perfumery — Orlando, Nashville & Las Vegas

A soft white veil of violet, iris and vanilla. Xerjoff Casamorati Dama Bianca is a delicate, ethereal Eau de Parfum that embodies elegance, softness and timeless femininity. Luminous citrus, powdery florals and creamy vanilla come together in a scent that feels graceful, romantic and refined.

The Story

Inspired by the romantic spirit of classic Italian perfumery, Dama Bianca ("the white lady") belongs to Casamorati, the Xerjoff line that honours the historic C. Casamorati perfume factory of Bologna, founded in 1888. It is a modern classic, soft, romantic and effortlessly sophisticated.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Light, airy and slightly citrusy, with kumquat and lime lending a clean, elegant brightness.

Heart
Powdery and floral, led by violet and iris with jasmine, lilac and lily of the valley, giving a smooth, almost silky texture that is never sharp.

Dry Down
Creamy, warm and gently sweet: vanilla and white musk wrap everything in a cosy, delicate finish, while a subtle malt note adds a distinctive, slightly fluffy sweetness. Sandalwood and cedar give it quiet depth.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Lime
• Kumquat
• Italian Iris

Heart

• Egyptian Jasmine
• Lily of the Valley
• Violet
• Lilac

Base

• Sandalwood
• Cedar
• Vanilla
• Ambrette
• White Musk
• Malt

Fragrance Profile

Powdery · White Floral · Vanilla · Musky

Warm almond milk, saffron and Italian dessert in a velvet glass. Xerjoff Casamorati Italica is one of the most indulgent gourmands in niche perfumery, rich, creamy and irresistibly luxurious. Almond, silky milk and a touch of saffron give way to toffee and bourbon vanilla, settling on sandalwood and white musk.

The Story

Italica is inspired by the warmth of Italian desserts and belongs to Casamorati, the Xerjoff line that honours the historic C. Casamorati perfume factory of Bologna, founded in 1888 and known for its perfumes and bath soaps. It is conceived for those who appreciate rich, dessert-like fragrances elevated to a high-end level.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Creamy, nutty and slightly spiced, like warm almond milk with a hint of saffron.

Heart
It quickly becomes a rich, dessert-like accord of buttery toffee and smooth bourbon vanilla: thick, cosy and addictive without being overly sugary.

Dry Down
Soft, creamy and slightly woody, as sandalwood and white musk lend a polished, luxurious finish. The whole impression is of a freshly baked almond dessert of warm milk, vanilla and caramelised sugar.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Saffron
• Almond
• Milky Notes

Heart

• Bourbon Vanilla
• Toffee

Base

• Sandalwood
• White Musk

Fragrance Profile

Gourmand · Amber · Vanilla · Almond

Italian patisserie, glazed with blood orange. Xerjoff Casamorati Lira is a seductive gourmand that blends elegance with irresistible sweetness. Blood orange, bergamot and lavender give way to cinnamon and jasmine, then a smooth, creamy base of vanilla, caramel and musk.

The Story

Inspired by classic Italian patisserie, Lira turns rich dessert accords into a refined, luxurious scent. The house presents it as a tribute to vintage Italian perfumery, rooted in a Casamorati perfume first released in the late 1800s; the name is the Italian word for lyre. It belongs to Casamorati, the Xerjoff line honouring the historic C. Casamorati factory of Bologna.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Bright and slightly citrusy, like orange peel with a soft, sparkling freshness; lavender adds an airy touch that keeps it balanced.

Heart
A warm, sweet gourmand heart where cinnamon, jasmine and rose meet caramel and vanilla, with a distinct lemon-cake, dessert-like character that is sweet but smooth, never heavy.

Dry Down
Creamy, cosy and slightly powdery, with vanilla, caramel and musk wrapping the skin in a soft, luxurious finish, like a high-end bakery.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Blood Orange
• Bergamot
• Lavender

Heart

• Cinnamon
• Jasmine
• Flowering Rose
• Licorice Blossom

Base

• Woody Vanilla
• Caramel
• Musks

Fragrance Profile

Gourmand · Amber · Spicy · Vanilla

The Italian gentleman, fresh from the barber's chair. Xerjoff Casamorati Mefisto Gentiluomo is a refined interpretation of the classic Italian gentleman: clean, elegant and effortlessly sophisticated. Fresh citrus, aromatic lavender and powdery florals feel timeless yet modern.

The Story

Inspired by traditional Italian barbershops, the fragrance traces back to 1888 and the historic C. Casamorati perfume factory of Bologna, which the Xerjoff Casamorati line honours. It is the essence of classic refinement, fresh, smooth and impeccably elegant.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Very fresh and clean, with sparkling citrus and lavender giving a crisp, just-showered feeling.

Heart
Soft, powdery and slightly floral: iris, rose and violet create a smooth, almost silky texture that feels refined and airy.

Dry Down
Clean, musky and lightly woody, with a subtle warmth from amber and cedar that keeps it balanced. The impression is of a luxury barbershop of fresh citrus, soft florals and clean musk.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Bergamot
• Lemon
• Grapefruit
• Lavender

Heart

• Iris
• Rose
• Violet

Base

• Amber
• Cedarwood
• Musk

Fragrance Profile

Citrus · Aromatic · Fougere · Powdery · Musky

A classic Italian cologne, revived with quiet luxury. Mefisto by Xerjoff Casamorati is a citrus-floral cologne of Calabrian lemon, grapefruit and bergamot, with lavender, rose and Florentine iris and a clean, musky wood base. Polished, fresh and effortlessly refined.

The Story

Mefisto is a timeless expression of Italian elegance from Casamorati 1888, the heritage line within Xerjoff. It revives the classic cologne style with modern refinement, inspired by the sophistication of the Italian Riviera, and joins sparkling citrus, soft florals and smooth woods into a composition that feels polished and elevated.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Very fresh and sparkling, a bright burst of lemon, grapefruit and bergamot that feels clean, crisp and uplifting.

Heart
Smooth and slightly powdery, with lavender, rose and Florentine iris lending a soft, almost silky texture. There is a refined floral touch, but it stays clean and balanced.

Dry Down
Clean, musky and lightly woody, as Mysore sandalwood, cedar and amber add a soft warmth without taking away from the freshness.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Calabrian Lemon
• Grapefruit
• Bergamot
• Lavender Flowers

Heart

• Rose Absolute
• Florentine Iris

Base

• Mysore Sandalwood
• Cedarwood
• Amber
• Musks

Fragrance Profile

Citrus · Aromatic · Floral · Powdery · Musky

Inspired by the tranquil beauty of Italy's historic thermal spas, Tempio d'Acqua is a luminous and sophisticated fragrance that captures the harmony between water, nature, and architecture. Juicy peach, sparkling bergamot, and mandarin create a radiant opening before unfolding into an elegant heart of mahonial, aromatic fennel, and warm labdanum. The scent settles into a sensual base of creamy vanilla, precious myrrh, and ambroxan, leaving behind a soft, addictive trail that feels both comforting and refined. A modern Casamorati creation that balances freshness, warmth, and elegance with effortless sophistication.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Tempio d'Acqua opens with a bright burst of juicy peach wrapped in sparkling bergamot and mandarin. The peach is fresh and nectar-like rather than syrupy, giving the fragrance a radiant, almost sunlit quality. As it develops, subtle floral tones blend with aromatic fennel and resinous labdanum, adding a unique herbal sophistication that keeps the fruit from becoming overly sweet.

In the dry down, creamy vanilla and smooth ambroxan create a soft, velvety texture while myrrh adds a gentle resinous warmth. The result is a fragrance that feels fresh, elegant, and slightly gourmand, with a serene spa-like atmosphere. Many early wearers describe it as a refined spring and summer scent that combines fruity brightness with a comforting, airy warmth.

Fragrance Notes:

• Top Notes: Peach, Bergamot, Mandarin Orange
• Heart Notes: Mahonial, Fennel, Labdanum (Cistus)
• Base Notes: Vanilla, Myrrh, Ambroxan

A Sicilian palace in a bottle. Quattro Pizzi by Casamorati 1888 wraps boozy rum, pink pepper and coriander around creamy tuberose and coconut, then dries down to sun-warmed tobacco, hay and tonka bean. Opulent, spicy and unapologetically seductive.

The Story

Quattro Pizzi was composed by perfumer Sofia Bardelli and released in 2024 as a tribute to Casa Florio Quattro Pizzi, the neo-Gothic palace in Palermo tied to Sicily's powerful Florio family. The house presents it as a Belle Époque tale of elegance, nobility, seduction and lust. Casamorati 1888 is the Bologna-founded house revived by Sergio Momo, the creative force behind Xerjoff.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Boozy and spicy: rum, pink pepper, coriander and davana open warm and a little dangerous, like a candlelit palace terrace at dusk.

Heart
Creamy tuberose and coconut turn the spice lush and sensual, sweet without losing its edge.

Dry Down
Blonde leaf tobacco, dry hay and tonka bean settle into a warm, golden, slightly dusty base that lingers.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Rum
• Davana
• Pink Pepper
• Coriander

Heart

• Tuberose
• Coconut

Base

• Blonde Leaf Tobacco
• Hay
• Tonka Bean

Fragrance Profile

Boozy · Spicy · Floral · Tobacco · Gourmand

The sun rising on a fresh start. Levar Del Sole by Casamorati 1888 is a radiant fruity-floral: Kannauj rose, lemon, orange and bergamot over cardamom, violet and jasmine, resting on patchouli, musk and a soft caramel-benzoin glow.

The Story

The name translates as the rising of the sun. The fragrance draws on the immortal phoenix as a symbol of renewal and new beginnings, with roses sourced from Kannauj, India. It is part of Casamorati 1888, the Bologna-founded house revived by Sergio Momo of Xerjoff.

Read the full story of Casamorati 1888: from a Bologna perfume factory loved by Queen Margherita of Savoy to Xerjoff's 2009 revival.

How It Smells

Opening
Bright and juicy: rose, lemon, orange, bergamot and green apple burst open with a sunrise sparkle.

Heart
Cardamom adds a spicy lift while violet, jasmine and lily build a soft, luminous floral core.

Dry Down
Patchouli, oakmoss and musk ground the florals, sweetened by tonka bean, caramel and benzoin for a warm, glowing finish.

Fragrance Notes

Top

• Rose
• Lemon
• Orange
• Bergamot
• Apple
• Green Notes

Heart

• Cardamom
• Violet
• Jasmine
• Lily

Base

• Patchouli
• Musk
• Oakmoss
• Tonka Bean
• Caramel
• Benzoin

Fragrance Profile

Floral · Fruity · Citrus · Spicy · Sweet