The most prestigious Cuvée of de Venoge bears the name of the French king Louis XV, to whom the Champagne owes so much. By the decree of May 25, 1728, Louis XV authorized only the wines of Champagne to be marketed and transported in bottle. At last, the sparkling process could take place in the bottle: Champagne was born. The Cuvées of Louis XV, made exclusively of Grands Crus and produced only in the best vintages, represent the quintessence of the House's know-how.