LOUIS XV 1722 ROSÉ

Eau de Parfum · 50 ml · Unisex

✦ Versailles at Sunrise

There are collaborations, and then there are conversations between equals. When Xerjoff — the Turinese house that has redefined Italian luxury perfumery for the twenty-first century — sat down with Maison de Venoge, one of Champagne's most storied and aristocratic houses, the result was not a fragrance inspired by champagne. It was a fragrance that is champagne — translated into scent with the same obsessive precision that de Venoge brings to its legendary Louis XV Rosé cuvee. Louis XV 1722 Rosé is the gardens of Versailles at sunrise: enchantingly bright, impossibly crisp, and radiating the kind of effortless opulence that only the truly confident can wear without self-consciousness.

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🌿 The Opening — The Pop of the Cork

The opening of Louis XV 1722 Rosé is one of the most joyful, precise, and technically accomplished moments in modern niche perfumery. The champagne accord — effervescent, yeasty-bright, with the mineral crispness of fine Champagne limestone — arrives like the pop of a perfectly chilled bottle in a sun-drenched garden. Bergamot amplifies the citrus brightness with its Italian sun-soaked, slightly floral zest, while pink pepper adds a rosy, aromatic warmth that keeps the opening from becoming too linear, too simple, too expected. This is the scent of celebration rendered with the restraint of someone who has celebrated enough times to know that the best moments are always the quietest ones.

🌹 The Heart — The Gardens of Versailles

Rose — not the heavy, velvety rose of oriental compositions, but a bright, dewy, almost transparent rose that catches light rather than absorbing it — forms the luminous heart of this composition. It is the rose of a formal garden at the precise moment when morning dew still clings to the petals and the day has not yet decided what it will become. Peach enters with a ripe, sun-warmed, slightly velvety sweetness that gives the rose a sensual dimension without ever becoming cloying — the peach of a Versailles orchard rather than a dessert plate. Raspberry threads a bright, tart, jewel-like acidity through the heart that mirrors the rosé champagne's own characteristic fruit profile — precise, vivid, and impossible to ignore.

🪵 The Base — Silk, Warmth & Timeless Allure

Sandalwood — creamy, warm, and quietly authoritative — provides the base with a smooth, skin-close foundation that gives the rose and peach something elegant to rest upon as the hours pass. White musks add a clean, luminous, almost laundry-fresh softness that extends the wear and gives the dry-down a contemporary lightness that makes Louis XV 1722 Rosé as wearable in the modern world as it is rooted in the grandeur of the eighteenth century. Ambrette — the musk derived from musk mallow seeds, one of the most skin-like and intimate materials in perfumery — closes the composition with a warmth that feels entirely personal, as though the fragrance has become part of you rather than something you are wearing.

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