Xerjoff Louis XV 1722 EDP

Description

Louis XV 1722 is Xerjoff's Blends-collection collaboration with Maison de Venoge, the champagne house, a partnership between Xerjoff founder Sergio Momo and de Venoge chairman Gilles de La Bassetière built around Versailles-era opulence (1722 marks the year of Louis XV's coronation). The fragrance opens on a sparkling champagne accord, grapefruit, plum, and saffron, moves into a gourmand heart of cocoa, coffee, lavender, and rose, and settles into a resinous, ambery base of sandalwood, cashmeran, incense, and leather. It reads as a rich amber gourmand rather than a literal "champagne" scent. More warm dessert and spice than fizz.

Scent Character

• Sweet & Gourmand: 38%
• Woody & Resinous: 38%
• Floral: 12%
• Fresh: 6%
• Spicy: 6%

Translation: an amber gourmand built on cocoa, coffee, and resinous wood, closer to a dessert-and-incense composition than a sparkling citrus one.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Champagne Accord, Grapefruit, Plum, Saffron

Heart: Cocoa, Coffee, Lavender, Rose, Hazelnut

Base: Sandalwood, White Musk, Cashmeran, Incense, Leather

Performance

Expect solid longevity of 6-8 hours as an EDP, with moderate sillage that projects noticeably for the first hour before settling closer to skin.

Best Occasions & Season

Fall through winter, for evenings and special occasions. The gourmand-amber richness reads as a dressier, after-dark fragrance.

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum. House: Xerjoff, Turin, Italy, in collaboration with Maison de Venoge (Champagne, France). Launched 2024 as part of the Blends collection.

Try Before You Commit

Try Louis XV 1722 in a 1 mL sample from $11.99, 5 mL from $47.99, or 10 mL from $74.99 before committing to the 50 ml bottle. Sample vials are sized larger than the fill volume for safe transport.

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FAQ

What makes Louis XV 1722 different from a typical Xerjoff scent?
It's a Blends-collection collaboration with champagne house Maison de Venoge, built around Versailles-era opulence rather than Xerjoff's usual Shooting Stars or Oud Stars lines.

Is Louis XV 1722 unisex?
Yes.

How long does it last?
6-8 hours typical for an EDP, with moderate sillage.

What does it smell like?
A rich amber gourmand: champagne and fruit up top, cocoa and coffee at the heart, and a resinous sandalwood-incense base.