00:00I vini erano come i suoi figli
00:08Francois ha lasciato a me i vitigni perché sapeva che non li avrei mai venduti
00:12Sarò io a prendermene cura
00:14Marco era davvero un genio, una perfettionista
00:16e lei era così ossessata con il suo lavoro
00:19che lei cantava i vini
00:23quindi voglio chiederti cosa è il tuo equivalente
00:26di cantare i vini nel tuo lavoro?
00:31Penso che il cantare ai vini
00:35è un tema di nourpire qualcosa
00:41i vini erano come i figli
00:45erano come i figli
00:46cantare un lullabio per loro
00:50per infusare loro con l'amore e l'amore
00:56quindi ho considerato i vini come una entità vivente
01:00non erano solo i planti per lei
01:04in mio lavoro è sicuramente il sviluppo di un personaggio
01:11è qualcosa che hai bisogno di nourpire
01:14è qualcosa che hai bisogno di nourpire
02:10è un'accentuale
02:11ma è quello che era così genio
02:13era come...
02:16un esempio di marketing è che la mia figlia aveva le notepi e aveva un tangerine ribbono
02:21in la notepoca e un giorno lei pensava che non sarebbe bello se mi mette questo ribbono
02:28era qualcosa che aveva l'intenzione di sentire e di amore invece di un plan di business
02:34e poi in hindsight era un grande plan, era ingenioso ma non era necessariamente come
02:44come si può vendere qualcosa, era una grande businesswoman per l'intenzione e l'intenzione
02:50invece di schermarare.
02:54She was also ahead of her time when she does that beautiful speech about hierarchy and will
03:01she's almost like the Daenerys Targaryen of wine, so how important is that speech in
03:08your opinion?
03:11Again, I think, you know, in some ways informed and spoke about her age and her kind of idealism
03:21at the time, you know, why can't I just, you know, it's something that I have thought about
03:29a lot in my life is why, why can't we all just be on the same page and why can't
03:36I just speak
03:37my mind and be unafraid of, you know, and not concerned or worried about other people judging
03:47or, you know, I think, I think, but this was a completely, this was a completely new concept for
03:56her. Of course, it's not new for us and, you know, this is something that we're fighting for,
04:00but I think that it was also, you know, it came from a very pure and instinctual place rather than,
04:08you know, an empowered, archetypical speech.
04:14Have you ever tasted the comet?
04:17Oh, I haven't tasted the comet. I haven't tasted the comet. I would, I would die to taste the comet
04:24vintage. I'm sure that I saw a bottle when I was researching. I went to the estate of Clicquot
04:32and I saw the beautiful bottle and the bottles were very, they had a different shape then and
04:36they were so beautiful and, you know, these artifacts are so romantic and tangible and I really
04:42love the way that, um, the way that the brand has preserved, uh, and, uh, and celebrates this woman.
04:51I'm, I'm still shocked by how very few people that I've spoken to know and know her story.
04:57Mm-hmm. Thank you so much. Thank you.
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