Tiziana Terenzi Sirrah

Like Sirrah, Tony Iommi Monkey Special is a fruity leather with passionfruit and rum at the top, but it adds a boozy caramel sweetness and ambergris base. Where Sirrah is more floral with osmanthus and rose, this Xerjoff leans into gourmand territory with vanilla and tonka bean, making it richer and more decadent for evening wear.

Black Saffron shares Sirrah's leather and saffron opening, but it is fruitier with grapefruit and raspberry, and softer with cashmeran and vetiver. Sirrah's leather is more central and supported by floral osmanthus, while Black Saffron is lighter and more versatile, suitable for casual or date night use.

Godolphin matches Sirrah's leather and warm spicy character, but it is woodier with cypress and cedar, and has a green aromatic opening from mate and thyme. Sirrah's fruity passionfruit and quince give it a brighter, sweeter start, whereas Godolphin is more traditional and masculine, with a classic leather-amber base.

Dark Lord, like Sirrah, is a leather fragrance with pepper and bergamot, but it emphasizes earthy, woody notes like cypriol and patchouli rather than fruit. Sirrah's passionfruit and osmanthus add a fruity floral dimension, while Dark Lord is darker and more austere, with a smoky leather and cedar base suited for formal nights.

This version of Dark Lord shares the same leather and pepper profile as Sirrah, but it is more aromatic and earthy, with jasmine sambac and rum adding a boozy twist. Sirrah's fruity top notes of passionfruit and quince make it brighter, while Dark Lord is more intense and woody, ideal for evening occasions.

Cruz Del Sur I echoes Sirrah's fruity leather with rum and dried fruits, but it is smokier and more animalic, featuring castoreum and incense. Sirrah's floral osmanthus and rose soften its leather, whereas Cruz Del Sur I is bolder and more resinous, with a spicy cinnamon and clove heart that adds warmth.

Irish Leather offers a fresher take on leather compared to Sirrah, with juniper and mate creating an aromatic, green opening. Sirrah is fruitier and warmer with passionfruit and saffron, while Irish Leather is more crisp and versatile, suitable for daytime and casual wear, with a birch and tonka base.

White Suede is a softer, powdery leather compared to Sirrah's bold fruity leather. It uses suede and musk with floral lily-of-the-valley and rose, while Sirrah is spicier with saffron and green pepper. White Suede is more intimate and refined, ideal for formal settings, whereas Sirrah is more vibrant and assertive.

Kingside, from the Oriental family, shares Sirrah's warm spicy and leather accords but adds coffee and cacao for a gourmand twist. Sirrah's fruity passionfruit and quince are replaced by cardamom and pink pepper, making Kingside more aromatic and darker, with a vanilla and sandalwood base.

Grand Master combines fruity notes of black currant and pomegranate with leather, similar to Sirrah's fruity leather profile. However, it is more floral with rose and wildflower, and less spicy. Sirrah's saffron and green pepper give it a peppery kick, while Grand Master is smoother and more rounded, with a woody patchouli base.

Delphinus is an Oriental leather with almond and incense, offering a powdery, vanilla sweetness that contrasts with Sirrah's fruity leather. Sirrah's passionfruit and osmanthus are brighter, while Delphinus is more gourmand and warm, with heliotrope and tonka bean creating a cozy, elegant feel for evening wear.

Spicebomb Dark Leather is a smoky, tobacco leather with black pepper and nutmeg, unlike Sirrah's fruity floral leather. It is more intense and direct, with a black leather and tobacco base, while Sirrah is softer with osmanthus and rose. Both share warm spicy accords, but this one is more rugged and masculine.