TL;DR: Xerjoff is regularly cited among the most expensive niche houses on the market, with mixed feedback: some acknowledge genuinely quality raw materials, others consider certain references overpriced given the asking price.
A house positioned at the very top end
Xerjoff stands out with some of the highest prices in the niche sector, with certain references exceeding several hundred euros for a 100ml bottle — a positioning that, according to enthusiast feedback, rests on genuinely quality raw materials, even though the catalog as a whole doesn't reach unanimous agreement on value for money.
Performance generally praised
A point that comes up fairly consistently in user feedback: the longevity and projection of Xerjoff compositions are generally described as excellent, which sets the house apart from some other niche houses criticized for disappointing performance relative to price (see our article on Byredo on that topic).
Price remains the main point of friction
Despite recognized performance, part of the community considers certain references overpriced, particularly on the brand's most exclusive and expensive editions. Opinions are clearly split: between those who find the price justified by quality, and those who feel no perfume justifies such prices.
The rule that applies here even more than with other houses
Given the price gap between different references and the financial risk of a blind full-bottle purchase, the advice that comes up consistently is to go through discovery sets or decants before any full-bottle purchase — a precaution that matters even more given how much money is at stake.