Becky Wasserman RIP

[Jayson Cohen]

I just heard she passed away last night.

She was a pioneer and leader in bringing high quality Burgundy to the US. She had a great interview with Levi I recommend listening to.

RIP.

 

[Pavel Tchichikov]

respect.
RIP

 

[MLipton]

Truly, a groundbreaking importer (or is that exporter?). RIP

Mark Lipton

 

[VLM]

originally posted by Pavel Tchichikov:
respect.
RIP

Mad respect.

 

[Peter Creasey]

Agreed.

Hopefully her son, Peter, will readily carry the ball henceforth. He is a very personable and likable person and has always seemed to be very capable whenever I've been with him.

. . . . . . Pete

 

[Steve Edmunds]

sad news

 

[Florida Jim]

She lived 82 years, over 50 of them in Burgundy. She did what she loved, influenced many, opened so many doors for associates and clients and was a success in any meaningful definition of the word.
Were that we are so fortunate.
Best, jim

 

[robert ames]

indeed. the wines in the wine shops and in the restaurants here in america are a better lot because of her life's endeavours.

 

[BJ]

Oh my gosh, that's so sad. I was just listened to Levi's interview with Jeanne-Marie de Champs...made me think of Becky Wasserman also...

 

[MarkS]

Aw...
Some of the best bottles I had had her stamp of approval on the back.