With the ruling of May 25 1728, Louis XV allowed Champagne wines to be marketed and transported in bottles. At last, the sparkling process could take place in the bottle: Champagne was born.
De Venoge decided to honour this king with a prestige cuvee only made in the best vintages.
Louis XV Vintage 2014 – rich and complex – notes of agrums and yellow fruits. The palate is complex and mineral. Powerful with great tension and a very fresh final. This vintage 2014 is produced without malolactic fermentation.
Pinot Noir 50%
Chardonnay 50%
