

In the Secrets of Madame Clicquot by Fabienne Moreau tells the fascinating life story of Barbe Clicquot, a pioneer of champagne. After her husband's death, she conquered the markets of Russia and the Baltic. This novel, based on archives, emotionally reveals the secrets of this exceptional woman. Published by Plon, this book is a must-read for champagne and history enthusiasts.
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In Madame Clicquot's Secrets is a captivating novel written by Fabienne Moreau that immerses the reader into the fascinating world of Barbe Clicquot, a determined woman who made her mark in the history of champagne. From her early days in Bouzy, Barbe is dazzled by the vineyards of her husband François Clicquot's family. After his premature death, she quickly takes the reins of the family business with a strong temperament and a true taste for commerce. The early 19th century brings new opportunities, and Barbe seizes the chance to expand the prestige of Veuve Clicquot internationally, particularly towards Russia and the Baltic countries.
The novel reveals, through intimate correspondence, the challenges and triumphs of this audacious woman. Through authentic archives and a shipwreck discovered in the Baltic Sea containing champagne bottles, Fabienne Moreau offers us a fictionalized but accurate portrayal of Barbe Clicquot's life. Published by Plon, this 200-page book is a vibrant tribute to an iconic figure in the wine world.
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In the Secrets of Madame Clicquot by Fabienne Moreau tells the fascinating life story of Barbe Clicquot, a pioneer of champagne. After her husband's death, she conquered the markets of Russia and the Baltic. This novel, based on archives, emotionally reveals the secrets of this exceptional woman. Published by Plon, this book is a must-read for champagne and history enthusiasts.