Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Dama Bianca is an eau de parfum for women seeking a delicate floral fragrance with a vanilla, musky and powdery character. A fresh citrus opening transitions into a floral heart and a soft woody-vanilla base.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition combines lime and Chinese kumquat with Florentine iris, lilac, violet, Egyptian jasmine and lily of the valley. The base unfolds with Zanzibar vanilla, white musk and woody notes.

• Top: Chinese kumquat, Florentine iris and lime
• Heart: lilac, violet, Egyptian jasmine and lily of the valley
• Base: Zanzibar vanilla, white musk, ambrette, roasted malt, cedarwood and Indonesian sandalwood
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum
• Fragrance profile: floral and vanilla
• Year of release: 2012
• Collection: Casamorati

According to the manufacturer, lime and kumquat create a fresh citrus opening, lily of the valley enlivens the floral heart, and the combination of white musk with iris lends a light, airy and powdery character. Vanilla and sandalwood then soften the fragrance.

The result is a feminine composition that balances fresh citrus, powdery florals, white musk and a delicate vanilla-woody base.

Packaging

• Volume: 100 ml
• Type: eau de parfum

About the Brand

Xerjoff was founded by Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo in Turin in 2007. The historic perfumery company C. Casamorati was founded by Claudio Casamorati in Bologna; the company registered its trademark featuring a double-C logo on 17 April 1888.

Xerjoff acquired the rights to Casamorati and revived the brand in 2009, preserving the original flacon design and historic logo. In the production of flacons and decorations, the brand makes use of, among other things, Murano glass, Tuscan engravers and jewellers from Valenza Po.