CLEAN : French PM sells off part of

The transcript discusses Château Margot, highlighting its brilliance and affordability as a 2001 vintage. It explores the concept of the château as a museum and its uniqueness. The discussion shifts to the accessibility of wines, acknowledging the efforts of vignerons and the challenges of wine distribution. Finally, it reflects on the emotional aspect of parting with cherished wines.

What is notable about the 2001 vintage of Château Margot?

• It is the most expensive wine in the world.

• It is known for its high alcohol content.

• It is a new release from the estate.

• It is considered a brilliant and affordable vintage.

How is Château Margot compared to a museum?

• It is the only wine estate that is also a museum.

• It has a large collection of historical artifacts.

• It is known for its extraordinary achievements.

• It is open to the public for tours.

What is the primary purpose of the wine from Miatignon's cellar?

• To be used for cooking.

• To be displayed in a museum.

• To be consumed and enjoyed.

• To be stored indefinitely.

What challenge do some people face regarding certain wines in France?

• They are difficult to find and access.

• They are not available for export.

• They are only sold to exclusive clubs.

• They are too expensive to purchase.

What sentiment is expressed about parting with certain possessions?

• It is always a regretful decision.

• It is necessary to let go sometimes.

• It should be avoided at all costs.

• It is a sign of weakness.