The Louis XV 1722 perfume is the symbol of a true celebration: a fresh and original composition that uplifts the spirit and awakens the senses. The irresistible oriental-woody blend opens with metallic notes, echoing the sensation of champagne creations, gradually revealing warmer, more seductive nuances on the skin over time. The perfume takes its name from the reign of the King of France and Navarre (September 1, 1715, to May 10, 1774), the period in which sparkling wine from Champagne acquired its royal nobility. This all began in 1722, with the coronation of the young king in Reims Cathedral. During the subsequent festivities, this wine was first served. In the second half of the seventeenth century, perfume was introduced as a prestigious essential to wear when presenting to the king. In a sense, this gave rise to the idea of ​​perfume as an essential part of everyday life. Under Louis XV, the Court of Versailles was nicknamed “The Perfumed Court”, because one had to wear a different scent every day. The Marquise de Pompadour (1721-1764), the king’s lover, was passionate about perfumes and spent large sums of money on them. At the same time, this art-loving woman refined the art of presentation, especially by using crystal or porcelain bottles for her perfumes.

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