Bottle drawn in the shade of the fragrance
Quattro Pizzi
Concentration not disclosed
Coconut and tuberose, between rum, davana and blond tobacco leaf.
Quattro Pizzi, from Xerjoff's Casamorati line, bears the name of a palace in Palermo linked to a great Sicilian family. The house files it among its gourmand florals.
Coriander, davana, pink peppercorns and rum open the composition. Coconut and tuberose form a creamy, sunny heart. Blond leaf tobacco, hay and tonka bean make up the base.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
- White floral65 / 100
- Gourmand55 / 100
- Spicy35 / 100
- Amber30 / 100
Seasons
- Summer
- Autumn
Moments
- Night
Quattro Pizzi in detail
Xerjoff, the house founded in Turin by Sergio Momo, gave Quattro Pizzi, from its Casamorati line, the name of a palace in Palermo linked to a great Sicilian family. The house files it among its gourmand florals.
The official pyramid opens with coriander, fruity, liqueur-like davana, pink peppercorns and rum. The heart gathers creamy coconut and heady tuberose. The base pairs blond leaf tobacco, rendered as tobacco leaf, with hay and tonka bean.
Quattro Pizzi is worn in the evening, in summer and autumn. It is a sunny, sensual tuberose, made warm and slightly gourmand by rum and tobacco; it will appeal to lovers of exotic white flowers and suits a summer evening. It also suits a party or a dinner by the sea.
Three florals in our catalogue share one of its materials: Soleil Blanc by Tom Ford contains coconut; Champaca by Ormonde Jayne and Crimson Rocks by Amouage contain pink peppercorns.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses.