Louis XV 1722 Rosé

The rose-hued counterpart to the acclaimed Louis XV 1722, this exquisite collaboration between Xerjoff and Maison de Venoge draws its visual and olfactory inspiration from the champagne house's celebrated Louis XV Rosé — a wine of enchanting brightness and sophisticated elegance. Housed in a distinctively pink-tinted flacon that mirrors the luxury of its inspiration, this fragrance evokes the gardens of Versailles at dawn: light, crisp, perfectly composed, and quietly magnificent.

The opening is an intoxicating fusion of raspberry, blackcurrant, and pear — luminous and fresh as freshly poured champagne, with bubbles that seem almost visible in their effervescence. The heart introduces delicate rose, cedarwood, and geranium: a floral accord of refined beauty that captures the romance of French gardens at their most glorious. The drydown settles into smooth vanilla warmth with subtle woody amyris underpinning, a graceful conclusion to a composition of genuine charm and distinction. Part of the Blends collection.

Fragrance Family: Fruity Floral
Key Notes: Blackcurrant, Raspberry, Pear, Geranium, Cedarwood, Rose, Vanilla, Musk
Concentration: Parfum
Gender: Unisex