Two artisanal crafts influence each other once more in the latest creation from Xerjoff’s collaborative venture with Maison de Venoge. The sophisticated de Venoge Louis XV Rosé Champagne — an exquisite rosé blend from the highly reputed champagne house — served as the muse for Louis XV 1722 Rosé.

Like the gardens of Versailles at sunrise, the scent of Louis XV 1722 Rosé is enchantingly bright and crisp. A work of true luxury, the perfume recalls the champagne blend through its sparkling composition of notes and its flacon's pink tint, encapsulating its opulence and timeless allure.

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