Casamorati: a guide to the fashion house and where to start

Casamorati 1888 brings back to life a historic perfumery house from Bologna founded at the end of the nineteenth century; today it is part of the Xerjoff world. To start, Mefisto if you love elegant freshness, Italica if you love gourmand scents, Dolce Amalfi if you are looking for something spicy and warm.

The Casamorati style

It is the classic Italian style: elegance, precious bottles and quality raw materials. Many fragrances rate 3 or 4 out of 5 for longevity on our product pages.

Fragrances to know

• Mefisto: citrus, lavender, rose and iris on sandalwood and cedar. There is also Mefisto Gentiluomo.
• Italica: saffron, almond, milk and vanilla.
• Dolce Amalfi: apple, saffron, incense and tolu balsam on vanilla and tonka bean.
• Lira: blood orange, lavender, cinnamon and caramel.
• Quattro Pizzi: rum, davana, tuberose, coconut and blonde tobacco.
• Dama Bianca: iris, jasmine and violet on sandalwood and vanilla.

Which one to start with

• Fresh and elegant: Mefisto.
• Gourmand: Italica.
• Warm and spicy: Dolce Amalfi.
• The other Italian houses are in niche Italian fragrances.

All fragrances are on the Casamorati page. The other houses are featured in niche houses.

Frequently asked questions

Are Casamorati and Xerjoff the same house?

Casamorati is part of the Xerjoff world, but it has its own, more classic style.

Where does Casamorati come from?

From Bologna: it is a perfumery house founded at the end of the nineteenth century.