Category: Perfume
A fusion of tradition, passion and artisanal expertise, Louis XV 1722 is the result of Xerjoff’s artistic exploration with Maison de Venoge, one of France’s most prestigious Champagne houses.
Emblematic of truly luxurious celebration, Louis XV 1722 is a fresh and original composition that lifts the spirits and stirs the senses.
First spray hits like a glass of something celebratory — that Champagne lineage really comes through in the opening, all crisp and golden. It sits close to the skin for hours, and the bottle itself is a piece of art I’m glad to keep on my dresser.
The champagne accord in this one is genuinely something else—it's fizzy and elegant without being sweet, and it lasts a solid eight hours on my skin. The craftsmanship behind the blend really shows in how smoothly it evolves from opening to dry-down.
That first spritz hit different—the bubbly opening actually evokes the champagne house collaboration, fizzy and bright before settling into something deeper and warmer. I've worn it three days straight and keep catching whiffs of that refined, artisanal dry-down.
