Wasabi Klub is a hyper-modern, electrifying, and boundary-pushing citrus-spicy release from the rock-and-roll-infused French niche house Room 1015. Composed by perfumer Jérôme Di Marino, this scent breaks away from classic summer freshies to celebrate urban street culture, the raw energy of freestyle breakdancing, and absolute self-expression.
It is built to capture the fluid, high-voltage movement of bodies in motion. It opens with an explosive, icy canopy of cold-pressed yuzu extract, bitter grapefruit, and sharp lime. This ultra-bright introduction is immediately sliced in half by a striking, unconventional heart featuring the sharp green heat of a distinctive wasabi accord, heavily amplified by a textured "Pepper Trio" of Timur, Sichuan, and black pepper. Instead of settling into a standard woody-clean base, the composition drops into a gritty, deeply contemporary foundation where smooth Orcanox musk and warm amberwoods are laid over an unexpected, mineral-heavy industrial concrete accord, evoking the vibe of dancing on city asphalt.
Olfactory Pyramid:
Top Notes: Yuzu Extract, Grapefruit, Lime
Heart Notes: Wasabi Accord, Timur Pepper, Sichuan Pepper, Black Pepper
Base Notes: Concrete Accord, Orcanox, Amberwoods
Vibe: A edgy, crisp, and avant-garde profile. It clashes an ultra-fizzy, mojito-like yuzu and lime opening with the cold, nose-prickling spice of fresh wasabi and cracked pepper, resting on a clean, industrial-mineral foundation. (Plus, the bottle fully glows in the dark).
What are the notes in Room 1015 Wasabi Klub? Yuzu, grapefruit and lime at the top, wasabi, Timur pepper, Sichuan pepper and black pepper in the heart, and a concrete accord, Orcanox and amberwood in the base. Composed by Jérôme Di Marino.
Is it a spicy fragrance? Yes, a citrus spicy: yuzu and lime with wasabi and three peppers over a mineral, woody base.
Should I sample it first? Start with the 1.5mL sample before the 100mL.
More from Room 1015: Wave Child, Cherry Punk Extrait de Parfum and Love-O-Matic.