This week we forgot what day of the week it was and brining you our episode a little later than usual. Check out our interview with Stephanie Owens of Reach Higher. A program created by the amazing Mrs. Obama that focuses on helping high schools students aim for more after graduation! Stephanie shares her background, how the organization came to be, as well as great stories about her experience with our Forever FLOTUS! We also sipped some amazing JNSQ Rosé and talked about the impact of COVID-19 Social Distancing this Easter!
This is a superior Rosé. Refreshing and balanced, our Rosé Cru comes in an elegant collectible wine bottle with a signature rose stopper.
About JNSQ:
There is a lovely French colloquialism used to describe someone so unique and exceptional that no words exist to sufficiently capture her essence. “She’s got a certain je ne sais quoi,” one might say, in the hopes it explains that extraordinary ability someone has to rise above all the rest.
THE WINE
The phrase "je ne sais quoi" was the inspiration for JNSQ, a superlative new wine made from select California grapes and crafted in the style of the best French Rosés and the brightest Sauvignon Blancs. The result is a taste so unique and surprising that you’ll be at a loss for words to capture what elevates these wines into a class by themselves.
THE BOTTLE
The JNSQ bottle is just as distinctive as the wine inside. Fashioned by the finest French glass designer and reminiscent of a luxury perfume bottle, JNSQ is topped off by a resealable stopper adorned with our signature sculpted rose or grape, depending on the varietal. Once the wine inside has been enjoyed, this elegant bottle becomes a keepsake, ideal for displaying fragrances or fresh blooms. Of course, you’ll find countless other ways to repurpose this unique work of art.
THE EXPERIENCE
From afar, it may seem like JNSQ is an enigma, easy to appreciate but hard to understand. But there is one way to truly get what makes JNSQ indescribably perfect for jazz in the park, a girl's night in, or a Sunday brunch: taste it. Only then will you experience how extraordinary a wine with that certain je ne sais quoi can truly be.
