[Choi Ju-ri's Wine and Business] 'Marie Stuart' is good for the next gene...

[Choi Ju-ri, columnist of the Korea Lecturer News] 'Marie Stuart' champagne is a wine made to pay homage to Marie Stuart (1542~1587), who was the Queen of Scots and Queen of France. Passion d'une Reine is nicknamed the Queen's Passion and is called the Queen's Champagne because it is a champagne inspired by the Queen.

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▣ About 'Marie Stuart' wine

'Maison de Champagne Marie Stuart' is a champagne house founded in 1867 in the Reims region of Champagne, France. The name of this champagne house, Marie Stuart (1542~1587), is a real person. She is the Queen of Scots, Queen of France, and mother of James I, who reigned as co-king of England and Scotland. He learned European court culture from an early age and had excellent intelligence and character that a royal and aristocratic family should have. He spoke six languages and excelled in various fields such as poetry, music, dance, and sports, and was highly praised by European royalty and aristocrats. He was also a rival of Queen Elizabeth I of England. She was also known as the most beautiful woman in Europe at the time, and she was also an inspiration to many painters, writers, and poets during the Renaissance. In particular, it had a great influence on Shakespeare's dramas. The winery was established to pay homage to Marie Stuart, the last Queen of Scotland, a historical figure of such intelligence and beauty.

Marie Stuart, Passion d'une Reine Brut NV's Passion d'une Reine Brut NV is nicknamed the Queen's Passion, and it is also called the Queen's Champagne because it is inspired by the actual Queen. It is the highest level of the Marie Stuart line, blended with 50% Pinot Meunier, 30% Chardonnay, and 20% Pinot Noir. The contact between the sediment and the wine creates a unique flavor, with citrus and stone fruit aromas such as lemon, browned apple, pear, white peach, quince, and grapefruit. It has a long finish with complex flavors such as floral, brioche, yeast, and minerals, leaving a lingering impression. As it is called the queen's wine, the delicate bubbles are elegant and attractive. Importer Hite Jinro

Columnist Profile

Columnist Choi Joo-ri is Korea's No. 1 wine business consultant and wine lecturer for companies. He operates the All That Manners Research Institute and the Global Wine Business Association, and gives lectures to corporate executives, executives, CEOs, and VIP customers.

He graduated from Kyung Hee University's Graduate School of Tourism with a master's degree in wine sommelier, and has also served as a director of the Korea International Sommelier Association, a supervisor of the Korea International Sommelier Association's qualification examination, and a judge for the Berlin Wine Trophy and the Asian Wine Trophy. He is the author of "15 minutes is a joke! Wine snack dishes".

Based on his 15 years of experience teaching on how wine can be used in business at numerous companies, he is serializing a column called 'Choi Joo-ri's Wine and Business'.

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