Description
"In this Xerjoff Blends Rock Edition, legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi combines his monolithic riffs with Xerjoff's esteemed expertise to create the first multi-sensory interaction between music and perfume in an unexpected and unique olfactory adventure. The Tony Iommi Monkey Special by Xerjoff Blends is what late 60s rock 'n' roll was to Iommi. """"We went through different perfume variations with Sergio. We worked very hard to achieve the complexity I was looking for. The end result harmoniously characterizes the dark sound of my original '64 Monkey Special' guitar with spicy, seductive and rebellious notes combined with leathery accents."""" - Tony Iommi.Xerjoff pays tribute to Tony's Italian roots with tantalizing top notes of Reggio Calabria bergamot, rum, Bulgarian geranium and passion fruit, which open up to cinnamon, Bulgarian rose and patchouli in the heart. Australian sandalwood, ambergris, vanilla, tonka bean, caramel and musk form the base and round off this olfactory journey in a luxuriously simple and gothic bottle.Fragrance character: Spicy, Seductive, Rebellious, LeatheryTop notes: bergamot, rum, Bulgarian geranium and passion fruitHeart notes: cinnamon, patchouli from Singapore and leatherBase notes: sandalwood, vanilla, caramel, labdanum and muskBLENDS: Xerjoff Blends aims to intertwine sensory and cultural perceptions. It is a place to unleash creativity into a new chaos, where differences become uniqueness and artistic experimentation is the perfect way to show that true freedom lies not in standardization, but in discovering what is unique in oneself. To be equally extraordinary. Not a provocative statement, but a culturalmanifesto. This is how the experimental-artistic journey of Xerjoff Blends can be summarized. It is a project of sensory stimuli to level out social patterns,in pursuit of a new equality. The sense of smell interacts with and inspires other forms of artistic expression, playing with and disrupting cultural and sensory perceptions by developing new ones and challenging our beliefs."
