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The Rambling Gypsy
Napa Dreams & Wine Streams
Let's talk about Hampton Water Rosé, co-founded by Jesse Bongiovi with encouragement from his iconic father, Jon Bon Jovi. Jen and I delve into Jesse's partnership with his college roommate and their collaboration with the esteemed winemaker Gérard Bertrand in France’s Languedoc region.
From planning baby visits to sharing memories linked to Dr Pepper Chapstick, our conversation covers a wide range of topics. Don't miss our reflections on pairing Hampton Water with delicious dishes and cocktails, and the thrill of receiving a signed bottle from Bon Jovi himself. Tune in for a finely tuned mix of laughter, personal stories, and a deep appreciation for great wine and even better company.
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Hey everybody, I'm Tiffany Foy. This is the Ramblin' Gypsy podcast. This is my really good friend, Jennifer Schmidt. We have known each other for a long minute, have had some really good times and I'm super excited to have you on what usually is my porch. But today we are changing things up a little bit and we are in my she shed, you guys. So this is a whole new deal. This is um, you've been to my porch before. We have not recorded on the porch, we have not hung out on the porch. I mean, well, we have, but we haven't shared it.
Speaker 1:We haven't shared it with the world. Just yet I'm not sure if the world is ready for that side of the porch with me and Jen, but we are going to do that. But today we are in my she shed and so everybody welcome Jen. So we are going to talk about some really cool stuff. We're going to talk about business. We're going to talk about how we met. We're going to talk about this new freaking adventure that you were on. That is so, yeah, so freaking cool and I am so proud of you and I'm so excited for you and and thank you for letting me hold onto your coattail and just drink a glass of the HWs, one at a time, and so it's really cool. So tell us a little bit about who is Jen, who's Jen? Who's?
Speaker 2:Jennifer.
Speaker 1:Schmidt Well, come on, let's go, let's go, let's go way back. When we first met, I mean, you know, everybody knows I'm a wino. Everybody knows I like to have my cocktails and I love my vodkas. But you are a you're, you're a wino too. We are, we are wine bums, we are connoisseurs. I learned a lot from you, I think, in fact, before when I first met you was before my Napa trips. Yep, when, yeah, when.
Speaker 1:Jeremy and I had yes when Jeremy and I had gone, had gone to Napa, which you guys have heard me mention, kp and and, yeah, yeah, my, my vets working on getting her a better one from country Hills veterinarian clinic.
Speaker 1:Yeah and um. But yeah, so that was they'd been going for years and years, and years and they're the ones that Yaya just scheduled my whole deal and of course they, they weeded out the hand kind of wine and then you know you need to go here and so we would come out and just be spoiled, rotten. And then, yeah, when, when we um, got our liquor stores and then the resort, and then you and I started checking and jiving, and when you, uh, uh, did the whole flip with the villa in green, yeah, and now it's in another flip, which is amazing, in case you send some fun stuff.
Speaker 2:So villa was awesome, you had your store in green lake village and may or may not have housed a lot of your stuff. When the river flooded, yeah, again, you just pivoted the stuff, yeah, in that. And you know we met during that time. And then I left villa and went to a very large distributor yes, southern Glaciers Wine and Spirits. Oh, so crazy. They have like 65, almost 65% of all the wine and liquor sold in the United States, or at least in Texas.
Speaker 2:It's in-house with them. So that was a crazy four years of my life, but we were able to work together and help you with that. And the beginning of this year I had a very crazy offer on January 3rd to come play with Hampton Water, and I had been a longtime fan. I'd sold it through the company and this opportunity just came about and I wanted to have fun. Yeah, I loved working for Southern. It was an amazing experience, but ultimately my goal was to go to the distributor Right, and not only is the juice absolutely fantastic, but you'll notice that this bottle has a signature on it. Yes, and you have, and we have some very special guests.
Speaker 1:We have some guests on there. First of all, let me, uh, let me just enlighten y'all for a little bit. Um, and you so, because we're not on the porch today, we are in my she shed. Um, the rule with the she shed is there's no men allowed, ever, ever, ever, ever.
Speaker 1:Well, we made an exception, so this guy right here, Mr Jovi, he is not only in my she shed, but he is right behind me and he was hanging out on my side of the shed and I got my boss behind me and it was hanging out on my side of the my side of the the shed and I got my boss behind me. Yeah, yeah, this guy the little, and yes, and this is, this is jesse, jesse, jovie, yeah so well.
Speaker 2:So for those that don't know the backstory yes, this is very cool because I ask you.
Speaker 1:And so, and um, for those of you who watch, I got my my lake mode shirt on. But, um, jen calls me one random afternoon. It was like, hey, um, or I, I think I had text you and said, look, we're getting that, we're getting ready for river season, it's time to reload, let's talk about our deals. And you were like, hey, look, I've just taken a new, amazing opportunity and I cannot wait to share this with you. I want to partner with you. Yes, and I know about how. You know everything on the how I have the bar at the resort where we have our frozen machines.
Speaker 1:And, um, and who doesn't love Rose, holy pickles. And I have to give that you know, I really was never a huge rosé person. And then Yaya got me hooked on, hooked on rosé and, ironically enough, um, and you know how I am with that kind of names, and if I ain't made it up myself, I'm probably not going to remember it but when we talked about the Hampton Water and the gig that you took, and then we met and you brought the bottle over, the first thing that I said was is it good? Oh well, and then I said my favorite bottle of rosé has the same glass, yeah, topper, the same glass lid, and so now let's talk about there we go.
Speaker 1:So, jesse, let's talk about the whole history and how this came about, because this is really freaking cool.
Speaker 2:It is really fun. It's such a family business, which is what I love. It's not just this celebrity brand that somebody paid to have that, which I do too because you know how many family we're?
Speaker 1:all family business Yep, every business we have is family, family, family, family. So I really loved that. That was a really cool. Yeah, that was cool, so go ahead.
Speaker 2:So Jesse and his ended up being his roommate. Uh, Ali. He stepped back from the company at the time, but he's still very much a part of it. He their moms, actually met at orientation. So Jesse graduated from Notre Dame, so they're at orientation they ended.
Speaker 1:Have not visited that college. It's beautiful, it is absolutely breathtaking. I have told my kids a million times that cathedral will drop you straight to your knees and yes, absolutely amazing.
Speaker 2:But yeah, yeah, so they end up becoming roommates, which is super fun, and they're getting ready close to graduation. And the Bon Jovi family are from New Jersey, they have houses in New York, all the fun stuff, but mainly they have their, their getaway home in the Hamptons. And John loves rosé. Like that is his drink of choice. He really doesn't really drink anything other than rosé, but he calls it pink juice. Hence the color, hence the color. Yep. So they're sitting down on the patio, the kids are getting ready to graduate and John makes a joke about pink juice and Jessie goes no, dad, it's Hampton water, because nobody in the Hamptons drinks water. Right, it's all rosé Like you'll have, you know, sparkling flat, whatever.
Speaker 1:Why it's all French rosé. I do not have a place in. The Hamptons is beyond me. I support that on me because I mean I feel like we need, I mean we should do the podcast, we should, we should somewhere, excuse me miss excuse me, mr jovi secretary, who you patch me through to your airbnb the best part.
Speaker 2:They probably don't have to.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean a dog bed would be fine. Sure, I mean whatever. I can curl up in a ball Gouch on the patio. I don't give two shits, right yeah.
Speaker 2:So John said there's something here. But he goes I'm not just going to give you the money, write the business deal. So the kids go back. So this one tells this one, yeah, I like the idea, let's make a rosé, call it Hampton Water. And he said, hey, I'm not just going to give you the money, write a business plan. Kids do that. But he had to graduate first. So they do that. They write the business plan and John goes I dig it, I love it, let's do it. So then now they're sitting here going well, who do we call to make the wine? We phone a friend. They did yeah. So they also have a home in Miami and they're very close to the Chaplin family who owns Southern Glaciers. So they call up Wayne Chaplin and his father, which unfortunately just passed away, and said we want the best winemaker.
Speaker 1:We want to create our own rosé and called up Gerard Bertin which you know.
Speaker 2:that's the bottle with the glass top and the pretty rose at the bottom. It's called Costa Roses. There it is, and they ended up flying over to the Languedoc region, which is southern France, which is where the best rosé in the world comes from.
Speaker 1:Wait. Y'all all know I don't know how to speak English. That sounded way over a kindergarten level for me. A who, languedoc, languedoc.
Speaker 2:Languedoc is the southern region of France that borders the northern region of Spain, and then Italy forms up into there and it's very hot. It's actually really close to Texas weather. Really, the ground, the terroir, is a little bit different, which terroir is a fancy word for ground that sounds so impressive.
Speaker 1:Yep, how do we say that again? Terroir, terroir. Don't ask me to spell it, it's not going to happen. Well, I'm just going to say that about my ranch when I go out there and go the terroir needs to be graded. There needs to be grated. There's too many poo-poos. There's so much rock out here. There's so many poo-poos in the terroir. The camel poo-poos are in the terroir. Just drink rosé while you're doing it, it'll be fine. It sounds so good.
Speaker 2:That's right, leroy would you like a glass of rosé while we clean up your terroir for your camel poo-poos. Jokes on everybody. I just memorized a whole bunch of fancy terms. That's so good.
Speaker 1:I can't memorize my middle name, much less anything else, but I'm about to remember Okay, Carry on.
Speaker 2:So they go over, they meet Gerard and they come up with the blend that we have now.
Speaker 2:I love this name is Gerard, gerard Bertin. Yes, he's actually like 6'5, he's huge and he just super big into sustainability, hence why the glass tops none of his wines really have corks and things along that line, because they want to give back to the environment. He's won so many awards. He's just got another one from French winemakers, which is hard because the French are very proud of their wine productivity. Hard because the French are very proud of their wine productivity Champagne, bordeaux. You know? Oui, oui, right, pou pou, exactly, we do have some fun things coming down the pipelines. We'll save that for maybe a fall installment and do a little debut with that. Yeah, so we're very excited with some growth that we're doing. But he ended up becoming a partner and about seven years ago, hampton Water was born and it's really Jesse's baby and John just helps where he can, supports the brand, and it's really special. This kid works his butt off the best part. When I got hired, how old is he? 30. No, he's either.
Speaker 1:Oh we're not out of, that's okay. I'm just, I mean he's, but I mean to be he write the business plan to work his tail off being in your 30s. I talk about this on a couple of my shows actually with the kids and 29 oh, I should be the same age as my kids.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but he's a hustler and I love that a week before you have to be even though you got the Mr Joey, he won't, just he wants you to.
Speaker 1:I love that and that is so. And there's such so important.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's so important. So week before I started, uh, the first week of January, I was well, actually let me rephrase that. So I got the call the first week of January to interview. So then the first week of February I had already put in my two weeks to leave the company. Everybody was supportive. It's still sold through Southern Glaciers, so I still get to work with everybody that I love. That's awesome, and my boss out earmuffs Southern. I kind of got to just take a little breather and so that Monday I had done a call that morning and then I went to yoga because yoga is my jam and I had already got a call from the CEO, michael. But I'm driving at 1115 to go to 1130 class and on caller ID on my car it says Bon Jovi, john, and I went oh shit, no, and it was this kid First of all.
Speaker 1:I had to run into something. Second of all, I had to shit myself. Third of all, I told myself to play it cool.
Speaker 2:That is too cool. To walk me to the company To make sure I had his number. I love that. So if I ever needed anything I had an outlet to go to. That's so. And it was so precious.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:The best part of this is so, as some of you may know some of you don't I did get married a year and a half ago. Sorry, hubby, I will change my last name, which is why Schmidt now it used to be Thrasher, yes, and so when I was doing all the paperwork. So we're on the phone and he goes. So you have a pretty cool last name, and I said my original last name is pretty epic, yeah, and he goes of the oh geez, the OG one, which I wish I got a royalty out of that, cuz I was born in 82. It started in June of 82. I mean, come on, you know Native Americans get the cut from the casino stuff Like come on I was born with it.
Speaker 2:I didn't change it because I was a skateboarder. And he's laughing on the phone and I said here's the deal. And I said your last name takes the cake, totally okay, coming in a very close second Because I'd already made a heck of an impression on the team because I had Thrasher and Schmidt on there and you know Thrasher Magazine skateboarding. But then Schmidt is like the coolest German last name on the planet. I married well for the last name.
Speaker 1:There you go. Just kidding, I married the guy.
Speaker 2:It's just so fun that he Tomato tomato Exactly. But he has my number saved. He knows who I am. It's just, it's so special that it is really a small company.
Speaker 1:It is.
Speaker 2:They went from eight to 32.
Speaker 1:With these guys right here, this one and this one, yeah, these two dudes. They and this one, yeah, these two dudes. They just the only two dudes that have ever been allowed in my she shed. I wish, want y'all to know.
Speaker 2:I feel special.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Me too, yep. So yeah, I'm on when I jokingly for my original Disneyland people. I'm on Mr Toad's wild ride right now and I'm having a blast.
Speaker 1:Mr Toad is freaking cool.
Speaker 2:You ever been on that ride at Disneyland?
Speaker 1:Yeah, Well, we just we went, and we had the family vacay in October. We rode all the things you did Disney World, or Disneyland we did. Florida, okay, so we did Universal, yeah, it's fun. Oh, so good. Disney World we did. What else am I missing?
Speaker 2:I joke with these guys.
Speaker 1:I'm like we went back and forth, we bebopped and I want to go drink epcot and see if I can, how long I can make it around my hands, how many, how many different countries and yeah, I'm gonna start at one right and see how far I can make it before I get cut off that make a giant child.
Speaker 1:I feel like we should do a research, maybe a field trip or something. I mean we should. We should do like a a girl's business trip. Wait, nick Yann, yeah, yeah, we need to. Yeah, she'll have a whole fricking deal. She'll be in France, yes, right, so you want to. You can tell us about the label on the HWS, yeah.
Speaker 2:So, um, when I called you that I was working for this company and stuff, I wanted a partnership. Right, I wanted to help you. I love the resort. I've stayed there. It's my favorite staycation. It's fun. We actually talked about it the other day about doing another staycation with the girls. We had a blast.
Speaker 1:Jenna stayed at my place, I have. She stayed at the River House. You guys have heard the stories with Kel staying at the River.
Speaker 2:House. Yeah, you guys have had the stories with Kel staying at the Riverhouse. Yeah, so you guys did a. It was a friend of ours 50th birthday party.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, and it was good and you guys had a great time we did yeah it was wonderful and that was the first time I met, at that time, your fiance.
Speaker 2:Yep.
Speaker 1:We weren't engaged at that time yet.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we got engaged a little bit later, but you got to meet now the husband I know, mr Dustin.
Speaker 1:Schmidt yeah, it was fun. It was good he babysat us ladies like champions.
Speaker 2:He did Because I brought a bunch of three liter wines and oh, that was it.
Speaker 1:Well, when you bring the wine rep to the bachelorette party I mean the birth, the 50th birthday party Nobody does thirsty. I forgot. Kels was like yeah, no, no, and then y'all had shots, and then you would come out and you were like I brought you a new one, you should try this one. Try this one, we did yeah.
Speaker 2:And I'm trying to focus and work.
Speaker 1:Two, three liters that weekend, Y'all you accomplished what you needed to accomplish for a 50th birthday party. Y'all had a great time.
Speaker 2:It was awesome, had a great time it was awesome. Oh, she was so mad, because she thought she was going to a yoga retreat.
Speaker 1:Surprise, surprise. I'm still not sorry about that one. It was good, it was the most epic surprise but you guys were such amazing hosts. We had a great time just hanging in the water.
Speaker 2:Thank you. We need to talk about doing a music thing we need, yeah for sure.
Speaker 2:You know, I got the stages in the top and we got the stages on the bottom people, but yeah, so yeah yeah, this guy that would be great I can't make that I'll let you, yeah, so let's talk about the um, the, the logo, the, the so he wanted it to be a woman that spoke to everybody because, with all the stuff going on, he just wanted it to represent you're just diving into Hampton water. But he wanted to build a logo that showed and represented and respected women as much as we deserve and we deserve everything. Right, I totally agree. We build the world.
Speaker 1:So there was a lady that was at my resort a couple weekends ago. So you know, when we first launched it down at the river and we also have it at all of our liquor stores but we started the froze and and we're just playing with the, with the, the mixtures and um in our machines down there, and I had some of our regular clients, cause we've only been it's only a couple of weeks now that that we've been able to serve Memorial data, labor day for prime season, we've been able to memorial day to labor day for prime season, and um, I was talking to some customers of mine and they said you know, what is this? The one that has the diver on it? And I said it is, and so and I was showing them the bags that we have, where you can buy the bags, because you can't have glass on the river, not on on the quad and styrofoam and what have you, and so we have these bags.
Speaker 1:You guys have given us some amazing merch and some, some ways to be able to take Hampton water on on the river and put it in your cooler. But I thought it was really cool because I felt like I, I didn't know the things and she, literally by the taste this was before I had even set up any of the display bottles, any of the merchant things that you would give me and she was like, is this the one with the girl that's diving into that? And I was like, yep, and so then, yeah, I pulled out my hat and pulled out a bottle and she goes I knew that this was the one it's so it's really cool because taste profile on it it's so, so so good the structure that is involved into this wine.
Speaker 2:I've found in my years of working for Southern that Languedoc region can be a little bit lean and lighter and this is super bold. It will stand up to any food on the market, let alone a Tuesday, a patio or a porch or a she shed. It works great, I totally agree, and it's Grenache heavy, which gives it that beautiful structure. I love Grenache when it comes in a rosé and even when it's not in a rosé it really has some bright, bean, cherry, strawberry profile on it.
Speaker 2:Then we add in a little bit of Cinsault and Mouvedre the Mouvedre does have new French oak aging on it, which gives it another uh roundness to it and kind of mellows out some of that flat acidity that you find and then we just top it off with a little bit of syrah and everything's just blended to taste and gerard's team does such an amazing job on it.
Speaker 1:It's so good.
Speaker 2:I mean it's, it's literally it's, literally it's, it is, it's, it stands above everything, it is.
Speaker 1:It really is, and you can mix it. I'm going to tell you guys right now. Um, you can throw this in a little splash of your OJ in the morning instead of your champagne and turn it into like a. We have a huge random type. Oh my gosh, and I am having so much fun with the cocktail program down below. And it is, yeah, the froze A's are flying, oh my gosh, Cause it's so good, it's so good and it's hot.
Speaker 2:We're in South Texas. Seriously, it's a hundred and disrespectful outside it's when you're in the water, it's brutally honest.
Speaker 1:Being brutally honest, but yes, in the water, being brutally honest.
Speaker 2:Being brutally honest, but yes, and we have those frozen bags coming to you so you can do the frosé in the bag. Yes so you can slap the bag with Hampton Water frosé.
Speaker 1:Me and Jen were talking about it. I said, look, we've got it figured out, so I have these bags and we'll show it to you guys. On a link for the podcast. Um, when on uh, on a link in the and for the podcast. But, um, I said, look, I'm trying to figure out how we're going to get the frozen thing into the deal and do I cut this Should?
Speaker 2:I get a funnel.
Speaker 1:And then this one no one, no one likes a smart ass, but she's like I got you, boo, I've already got you. It's on its way. I mean, me and Nick literally sat there and we're like how do we make this? And then, should we throw it in the freezer? Should we try it? And she was like no, it's going to be like a frozen fish. We take it out and I'm like it's 900 billion degrees by the time they get from the bottom of the bar where we're at into their tube and they make it. You know, three, four paddles, beep. It's probably going to be a wee bit thought out. But then, bam, you and I were talking about it during our business meeting the other day and you're like ah.
Speaker 1:I got you, I got you I got you.
Speaker 2:It's coming soon. Yeah, and you'll be. I've got two places. You're getting it in a place in Austin on Lake Travis.
Speaker 1:I can't wait.
Speaker 2:But other than that they're custom making it for me, I and again.
Speaker 1:This is what I love. I can literally call my boss.
Speaker 2:He calls the smart people above me yes, and they make things happen for me. It's so good, and I've never worked for a company like that.
Speaker 1:That is so in tune. I love that they're so in tune and that they listen to what you say. Yeah, I mean, I'm a local from New Braunfels, born and raised. We have our place on the quad. Um, I listen to what people tell me geez, we wish you had this. Geez, we wish you had that. I get that. But there is points, like in this, where this is a cool freaking vibe that we have down at the bar now, I mean with our margaritas that we have down there and now our froses. It's it's doing very well.
Speaker 2:We've got to figure out how to do the deal yeah, it's so good.
Speaker 1:It's so good. And I've got these little snack cups because people are like what is? What's a frose? What do we do? I was like you're going to freaking love it and it's so good and so I put them. Yeah, so it's kind of like when you go to the yogurt place and you want to try every thing. You get the scoop?
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, I just tell them to suck it. You ain't get no scoop. We can't have the scoops on the river because it's not, it's illegal. Yeah, it's just like straws. You can't have straws on the river anyways. Yeah, which?
Speaker 2:when we had that 50th birthday, I had brought those unbelievable yeah that I've been making ever since then.
Speaker 1:Uh-huh, yeah, your shots we need to take that cream cheese oh.
Speaker 2:Whatever Cheesecake, cheesecake it's cheesecake Shot and do it with Hampton water.
Speaker 1:Challenge accepted, mama, I will figure it out, you know I got four packs sitting in the utility room right now just waiting for you to call me and go. We're having a slumber or something. So what we need to do is we're going to need to schedule Nick, put it on the calendar Me you, jen, meg's Research development when Kel gets home. River House we're about to make up something. We've got to figure it out. Oh, we can. It's going to be so good.
Speaker 1:Butter cheesecake, jello shot. Shut your face, I can't right now. Oh, they were there, are with the cherry on top. I mean literally, yes, yeah, which kind of brings me into okay, you guys know we do. I got my gypsy nary, we do the word of the day, because I was about to just go, I was about to lick my fingers. Which way to teed it up? Way to just, I mean, open up the doors. So today, everybody on the gypsy nary, the word of the day is licky loo, okay, uh-huh. So you got to stop with your face right now, because I know you about to ruin the image and the style that we're used to.
Speaker 2:I'm in front of my bosses. I have to behave.
Speaker 1:Earmuffs Boop, welcome to my she shed. Yeah, but hey. So you've heard looky, looky-loo. This is a licky-loo. Okay, this is the one. And this just happened to me at the resort this last weekend. Here is my explanation Someone who licks everything your glasses, your kids, your face, your cheek, your nose, your, whatever. It's the person that you're like hey, and they're like hey, oh my gosh, I've missed you so much. And then you turn around and the next thing you know, and I mean I'm not going to say I've not ever licked the face before and I'm not going to say I'm not going to ever going to lick it again. And if I could stand up right now and not interrupt this mic, I would probably get up there and look Mr Joby's face. But let me finish on this explanation here. So it is if you lick it, if you love it, but sometimes you should probably ask first.
Speaker 2:Oh well, me being a small germaphobe, for the love of God, the answer is always no, don't be a licky Lou.
Speaker 1:No, please don't licky my blue.
Speaker 2:I'll even just be like you can keep that one glass, I'll go get another one.
Speaker 1:I'm out. I'm so good when people go. You want to try this? Yeah, no, if there's the tahini rim on there.
Speaker 2:This and a margarita with the tahini rim.
Speaker 1:Oh, now see, I got the margarita machine.
Speaker 2:I got the deal.
Speaker 1:And I got the thing.
Speaker 2:The tahini Swirly with the tahini.
Speaker 1:Oh. So now we're about to all be licky loos.
Speaker 2:How hard would it be to pack up and go down?
Speaker 1:Well, I think the girls would kill us? Yes, fine.
Speaker 2:Fair enough.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but okay, licky loo, licky loo. Licky loo is the word for the gypsy Neri. So yeah, okay, you know, you have a licky loo and you're um, if you lick me, and what did you? Tell my husband what did you tell?
Speaker 2:them. What did you?
Speaker 1:tell your first licky loo. And how was the experience? Because you know we all have one, they're in the past look at you, you have your beautiful hair, your beautiful green eyes. I can promise you you've been licky lelewd, yeah, and how did you handle the situation?
Speaker 2:Oh, I ran away like a scared little puppy.
Speaker 1:You didn't I see. I would see you just turn around and cocking them right in the fucking nostrils.
Speaker 2:It depends on the environment that I'm in. If I'm in public and at a work event, I'm just going to walk away and be respectful With an anti-clorox wipe yeah. And I may accidentally run them over in the parking lot like a hit and run situation.
Speaker 1:Which is a boop, yeah, which is in the gypsum area too, bumped it yeah.
Speaker 2:Just gave it a little boop. You licked me, I ran you over, yeah, but like if my husband does it and I'm like oh fun the room, oh lou.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I like that licky lou.
Speaker 2:See, yeah, but that goes back to your boundaries, that goes, yeah, oh some random person just comes up and licks the side of your face no, no, no, and I have some girlfriends too that do like the little side kiss stuff.
Speaker 1:I'm a kisser, I'm a hugger, I'm a'm a lover. I'm alright with that. But I am not gonna go up. And yeah, I mean, I will look the side of your face, but we're.
Speaker 2:It also depends on how much wine.
Speaker 1:I've had, how much water we've been drinking in the Hamptons. It all depends. You never know. Usually it's when we go to the Reds or in, depends.
Speaker 2:You know.
Speaker 1:Usually you never know to the reds or in the fall, when I start breaking out the good scotch, oh, oh, oh. So you like a good scotch I do?
Speaker 2:oh, with a fireplace and put your toes in the in the ranch oh, yep, which, like I was saying earlier, we need to get you down to the ranch oh, hell, yeah, god's, you know me, I'm beautiful, freaking.
Speaker 1:I'm the first one to throw on Might come shoot some shit.
Speaker 2:Oh, snake boots, shorts and a tank top, let's go. This is my. Uh, you have a Kimber Shut up I love you. This is where my this is my girl, I'm looking for a new pew pew and I knew I should have bought it oh come on but is it? Do you see what color?
Speaker 1:it is oh shit, you silly, you silly girl, you silly, silly girl. I love her, and this is when I keep you do realize that you're playing, I know, but you do realize there's nothing in it.
Speaker 2:I don't trust anybody.
Speaker 1:It is, it's, it's a good one, it's it's. This is not like a medea episode. You're killing me right now. I'm like, oh my lord, here you go, you fine, you fine I know where everything's at in that oh girl, it's so beautiful, isn't it beautiful?
Speaker 1:yeah yep. So I'm looking at the one time and I've yeah, smart man you know I love it, but I've got, I've got hidden things, all you just never know. You just never know when you're gonna, you're gonna need a little pew pew. I love pew, I do my husband it's the same color of my uh, um, bb gun that's over there in the corner, my pellet gun. You know nothing wrong with a little tiffany.
Speaker 2:Uh, turquoise, right, so but yeah yeah, my husband gave me my I have a 22 and my father my grandfather actually gave it to my dad, and then my dad gave it to me when I was like 23, yeah, and so I've been looking at rifles for years. I just didn't really need one. And then I start dating my husband. He has a beautiful ranch south of san antonio and they do a bunch of deer hunting and he wants me involved in his hobbies, which he should have known that this was going to be a problem, because I have expensive tastes.
Speaker 1:Well.
Speaker 2:And I like doing fancy, snobby stuff, but I work my butt off for it and I can pay for it, so it's fine. There you go. So he gives me a rifle for Christmas Nice. So last year I got my first deer buck, so and it was really pretty and I'm so excited. Everybody's like, wow, that's a really big one for your first one. Well, he keeps killing them larger than mine, which I'm competitive. So did he make you do the? No? I drew the line on that. I cannot believe.
Speaker 2:But I did take a little nibble of a heart though, so that's fine. I kind of did the dances with wolves.
Speaker 1:Situation Okay first of all but. I'm not putting blood on my face, but you're going to eat a bite of the heart, holy pickles. We didn't talk about your choices, no, uh-uh. Well then, he killed one, the next weekend.
Speaker 2:that was bigger than mine, I don't give a shit.
Speaker 1:Did you saute it with a little butter? No, I fed it to the dogs, but you nibbled it first, but you wouldn't let it put the dills on your cheeks.
Speaker 2:There was a microneedling involved in it.
Speaker 1:Oh my Lord, she's like. This is the worst vampire facial I have ever experienced. I wasn't putting it on there. She was not putting it on there, but I'll go ahead. If you put a little Worcestershire, maybe a little salt and pepper, on that little heart, it's ranch too, a little corazon. I'm going to go ahead and take a little niplet, you nasty, no, yes, it was either that or put it on my face.
Speaker 1:Put it on your face. No, ew, well did you? I didn't want to have to go wash my face. Oh, for fuck's sake, I cannot, I can't.
Speaker 2:No, and we're at the ranch, so we don't have makeup on, so I just still didn't want to wash my face. Yo Lord, it was early in the morning. I'd already showered at 4 am.
Speaker 1:I didn't want to have to shower again. That's what Clorox Wappies are for you just take the Clorox Wappie.
Speaker 2:I put Clorox on my face.
Speaker 1:Oh, I do it all the time I snick. I do it at the time Rubbing alcohol. No, I just get out the Clorox Wappie from down below the disinfectant and I mean it's nobody wants pinkles and things on your. I know you sliced up a little niblet. Well, it was easy because and this is the best part. No, it was not.
Speaker 2:I shot it straight in the heart Like it was a great shot, and so then, while he's, I'm helping him dress the deer and everything and we realize that I undress the deer. Remove things. I'm trying to be, you know, not just like bolder. Why are you trying to be?
Speaker 1:things. When we're talking about how you are Gut it, we're gutting the deer.
Speaker 2:We're gutting it. And then he pulls it out and he's looking at the heart and he goes you blew it straight open and I said so stop pissing me off?
Speaker 1:No, I got you. Why you got to make me so mad? What are you doing?
Speaker 2:No, and you don't make me mad, I think you got it. And I said I do and I didn't get that buck fever, jitter situation, and I was just real calm and all of that. And I looked at him and I said when are we going to go elk hunting now? And he's like holy expense.
Speaker 1:Holy expense department. Yep, let me get a loan out on the house. I'm ready to go to Wyoming To bigger and better things. Yeah, let's move on. I To go to Wyoming To bigger and better things yeah, let's move on.
Speaker 2:I already know the outfitter. I used to help them set up stuff when I was in my 20s outside of Johnson. Hole and I want to go. Go Well if you don't put that on your face.
Speaker 1:I'll do the old just for you. Please, for the love of pickles, don't, no, no, don't. Butter and saute. Did you at least put in a little tortilla or something? No?
Speaker 2:Sugar-brought sausage. We made great sausage with him.
Speaker 1:That's ultimate respect. He did summer sausage and all that stuff.
Speaker 2:But the thing that bugs me is that he killed one about three weeks later that was bigger than mine.
Speaker 1:Oh, now All the new bucks are are just like gage, and riley gage gets smoked by riley and he's like I'm gonna take her out and go. She got her little pink bow and arrow beep. We're gonna go, uh, do some flounder gig in at night. And she's gonna yeah, oh yeah, so good All things. And, yep, she smokes his ass every single time and, yeah, it's so cute. Love that as much as I love my oldest son. It is so adorable to watch her just roast him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's so cute. Yes, she's been the best thing that ever happened to him. She's beautiful.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's so cute. Yes, she's been the best thing that ever happened to him, and yeah, our little.
Speaker 1:You know all about our little birdie. She's going to be here in three weeks. Y'all three freaking weeks.
Speaker 2:So what are we going to be called Glamour Gypsy?
Speaker 1:Well, that was a dumb question.
Speaker 2:Yeah, should have known that Gypsy.
Speaker 1:Well, that was a dumb question yeah, should have known that. Gypsy, yeah, yep, yeah, they've all been calling me that for a long time. The nieces, the nephews, everybody that stays with everybody have been gypsy for a long time, so we figured we might as well. I've been called a lot of things. I don't need my little running around calling me something random that I can't pay attention to. I'll be. Don't need my little running around calling me something random that I can't pay attention to be like well, yeah, yeah, no, I can't wait. Yeah, so it looks like she's um, she's gonna get her way sooner than than later, so she's just ready to come out, and hang out with gypsy.
Speaker 1:I cannot wait. Oh, she's coming to hang out. Yeah, she'll be on the next one. She, oh, she is. I already got the little thingy to put her in and yeah, I know, of course you do yeah yeah, we're so fired up, I can't wait.
Speaker 1:Yeah, me and her gramby have decided we get every other weekend the kids. We haven't talked about what kind of rights they're going to really have with the child. It's really not about them at all. No, we've been waiting for a long time and, yeah, it's so cute because we talked to to our kids and we're like I mean, um, have you guys decided, you know what, what y'all are gonna do? And they're like, what are you talking about? I was like, well, we, we've had this figured out. I mean, grammy, have had this figured out for a very long time.
Speaker 1:And um so yeah I'm gonna I'm taking the little down there to go see her, because it's a wee bit of a drive down in Newton, and then Gramby's going to come down here. We're going to stay here. She's already got her nursery set up at my house, and so yeah, yeah, what are you guys are y'all thinking like your maternity leave? And Riley's like, well, you know, I think we've kind of got it figured out, and I was like cool, because we already have it figured out.
Speaker 1:So I mean, if not, I really don't see any reason for you to take any time off, because we've already got this, nick's already got the calendar, she's got different colored diapers for what day we got to go from the Grambys to Gypsies, and so, yeah, I think it's going to be good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's going to be so fun.
Speaker 1:Bless those little parents' hearts, mm yeah.
Speaker 2:Spoil a little nugget. They're going to have so much freedom, so much.
Speaker 1:They're going to be the most newborn parents with more freedom than anyone in probably ever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I love spending time with my grandparents. I loved it. Any weekend stuff, oh same it was, it was the best.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and it was great. It was the best, yeah. Yeah, I talk about my great aunt. That was such a huge influence in my life as a wee little. And yeah it's, I can't wait.
Speaker 2:But it also gives the parents time to take a breath, get a nap in. They're going to be the most breathing-est parents, mine.
Speaker 1:Yes, I may have made that old word up again, but yeah, their oxygen levels are going to be so good. They're going to be so rested, because they're not going to ever really see the little. I'm just going to legally kidnap it? I mean, is that I should?
Speaker 2:probably.
Speaker 1:Adopt.
Speaker 2:I should probably email that to the attorney Right.
Speaker 1:And the SOs. Just letting y'all know, here's my air tag. I'm going to go ahead and air tag the baby so y'all know which grandparent it's at. It's going to be either me or gramby, or we're gonna be like thelma and louise and we're just gonna take the baby with us at the same time and uh go on a field trip or whatever oh, you're gonna need the old car I got the old cars.
Speaker 2:I know that's what I'm saying. Yeah, just yeah grab one.
Speaker 1:Gramby's got her tractor down yonder. I got my tractor here, so yeah, it's. She's got her jenny down there. I got my tractor here. So yeah, she's got her Jenny down there. I got my Jenny down here. Yeah, we're just probably going to need to get one of those little Windshields. Yeah, air conditioning For the baby on the? Yeah, so she doesn't get, you know, bugs. I don't think she's going to give two shits. There's no way. Well, we can give her two sunglasses. I mean, yes, those are some good glasses.
Speaker 2:They treat like polarized.
Speaker 1:So I've taken a bunch of pictures in the last couple of weeks when I've been down at the resort and the people that I've given to them just love them. Kelkel's got a pair too and she was like, oh my gosh, this is so soothing. Yeah, it does. It just literally calms the whole outside Everything you take them off and you're like, oh, everything's so bright. Well, they don't hurt your ears. They don't either they don't, and I have such a little head that needs sunglasses. I have a little freaking peanut head.
Speaker 2:Yep, I buy kids hats. One, they're cheaper and two, they fit my head better. Same so Same. Yeah, I know that I showed you this the other day.
Speaker 1:I just poured that right down my face.
Speaker 2:Y'all see that I wanted to present you with a 1.5 bottle to say thank you for our partnership, signed by Bon Jovi. So you take this home. He sends his thing, look at my guy.
Speaker 1:Hey, giving you side, I know when I called you the other day you said you were gonna do that. Thanks for it, thanks for doing that. It's so cute that they told you that you, that you did all that for me, but really me and a little back door. Well you know, we've been, we've been talking a little bit. I told him he could come into my she shed if he's, if he sent down a little signed bottle.
Speaker 1:So uh, look yeah, gotta welcome to my she shed this is first set of balls I've ever been in the she shed I mean they're made.
Speaker 2:I don't give a fuck what they're made out of.
Speaker 1:I'm just letting you know I'm, I'm letting the world know hampton water and me and mr joey got his balls are in my she shed. Okay, that's, that's something. That's something to write home about. I mean her phone, I mean or phone a friend. Have you seen the?
Speaker 2:documentary yet.
Speaker 1:Hmm.
Speaker 2:It's on Hulu. It came out in April.
Speaker 1:So good Seen it, I synced it.
Speaker 2:So good, and then the new album just came out. So many things, it's very exciting.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we just need him to come.
Speaker 2:I mean well, he's already here.
Speaker 1:I mean they're both already here, yeah, but we just need him to come. I mean, well, he's already here. I mean they're both already here, yeah, but we just need, like them, to come. The concert, you know, we'll see, I think. I feel like we could have a nice little. I'm hearing rumblings that something might happen. A nice little, something, you know, yeah.
Speaker 2:Actually, you know what we need to do. Porch Is, oh well, you know, because he just opened the bar, I know, and it looks unbelievable we're making.
Speaker 1:Me and Nick are headed back real quick. I think we're two weeks. We've got to go back down there.
Speaker 2:Maybe you should join us, I don't think I can make that, but I will try my best to help set something up for y'all.
Speaker 1:Let's check the calendar. Yeah, we're going back there to work on our deal that we've got going on down there, which is pretty freaking cool, and his people know our people and our people know his people and so, yeah, yeah, maybe next time I call and I tell them to put me on.
Speaker 1:You know, can you just patch me through to Mr Joey Tom? It's the rambling gypsy. I'll be like, yeah, put her through, just put her through. You know that's. Yeah, everybody has goals, right? Sure, I mean, that's what I'm working for. It's always a no if you don't ask. I mean I did let him in my she-show, right, you're welcome. Right, you're welcome. But yeah, shoot me the dates and I'll see if I can. Hell yeah, cool, yeah, I'll get my boss involved and figure that out for y'all. This one, this one, this one, that one, that one, this phone, a friend? I mean, I just need to put them on speed dial. All right, let's talk about hampton water. So Hampton Water can be sold, found, purchased, bought, where Tell everybody.
Speaker 2:Yes we have it at Gypsy.
Speaker 1:Liquors. We've got three stores Canyon Lake, one in Sattler, two in Startsville, yep, gypsy River.
Speaker 2:You can take it on the.
Speaker 1:Gwad Yep, we have all the the avenues, we've got the bag, we got you all covered.
Speaker 2:Obviously we don't want glass on the river, so we provided bags and cups for them to give out, so you can slap the bag with some Hampton water, which is such a Texas thing which is so fun there's a little handle built in on it and god love. I've only put one bottle in it, but y'all figured out.
Speaker 1:It fits two.
Speaker 2:It holds two bottles in that bag, so you will not run out when you're floating.
Speaker 1:No, which is?
Speaker 2:probably my biggest fear. I've only floated the river one time from.
Speaker 1:Gypsy. No one wants to run out, no.
Speaker 2:That's why I don't want to float. That's why I just float at Gypsy and go walk up to the bar when I'm ready for another drink, because I don't want to run out.
Speaker 1:We're right in between the second and third crossing yes and yeah, right, smack dab in the middle. Yep, no one wants to run out. No, I got you boo, so we have the bag, yep.
Speaker 2:Cups, sunglasses, heck, we can tattoo you if you wanted to. We we just got chapsticks in which, by the way, I'm a snob when it comes to chapsticks, and God love our marketing team. Great beeswax chapsticks. I have some in the car for you.
Speaker 1:You know he's going to have to be the chapstick tester, megs, perfect. Oh, there she is. Yay, megs is a chapstick person. I really think that she ate it. When she was a child, I think she would used to eat like the thing.
Speaker 2:I used Dr Pepper chapstick.
Speaker 1:Dr Pepper chapstick. What is that thing In the blue fuck, which is weird.
Speaker 2:I'm not even from Texas and I love the Dr Pepper and it had sparkles in it. It was great.
Speaker 1:Oh dear God, it was just yeah, it tasted like Dr Pepper.
Speaker 2:I'm pretty sure it like killed some brain cells because it was probably that's like eating crowns. I'm pretty sure that Meg's ate chapstick as a child and she's yeah, yeah, but I live for it. So that's new for us, which is really well that's exciting, marketing team's always adding stuff so anything I can pass on to you to give to your guests, and so I'm going to pass this on to your marketing team that um what do you?
Speaker 1:mean I uh drank a bottle of castor oil to deliver my first child. It's supposed to help and do and Riley's not going to need to do this. But yes, my sister tells me you know, boop, this is what you need to do to go into labor and Gage, hung out there for way too freaking long. I was I think I'm the first person that's ever been pregnant for 12 months and yep, so I drink an entire bottle of castor oil, which is the most disgusting thing you can ever do in your entire life, because you have to guzzle it.
Speaker 1:And to this day, if ChapStick does not have their shit together, it will smell like castor oil, castor oil. And my child is 30 something years old and so I I respect the dr pepper chapstick and I god I hope the hampton waters smells like hampton water, because if it smells like, it smells like thank you, and I love peach, but if it smells like it smells like peach, thank you, it smells like peach and I love peach, but if it smells or it is like an old school chapstick, no, it is 110% castor oil. Nope, and I am not a puker, but I can tell you I will and I will Again.
Speaker 1:And I will do it again Because you think about it and you're like it is so bad. It is one of those things that you will yep never, ever like licorice holy pickles. The smell of it alone and I'm like yep, castor oil, I dare you to take a whiff no, they use the beeswax and coconut oil and the texture of just ah, yeah that's like nails on a chalkboard. It's worse, it's so bad, but yeah, so well. I'm excited about the chapstick.
Speaker 2:Oh, we're like I said, we're constantly adding things, we're trying to support our accounts and best that we can, and you, you were asking like where else we can get it. So Myron's has the half bottles.
Speaker 1:Yes, on their menu. We did experience that. It was so good.
Speaker 2:So good we did for our dinner. It was so fun, nick ate spinach.
Speaker 1:So proud of our girl Jay Green. She did so proud, so proud. Yes, muck and Press has it.
Speaker 2:There you go.
Speaker 1:Faust Brewing Faust.
Speaker 2:Tavern on Castel. There you go, hopefully soon, ross, you're going to bring it in a birdhouse, because I need some fried chicken, yeah, and some water there you go, we're working on that one. He's on fancy vacay for Christina's birthday right now. So we'll get to that one. Well, let me know if you need lock, lock his chickens down, because you know me, it's so good. Yeah, fried chicken this is so good, yeah, delicious.
Speaker 2:Anytime you want to lunch there, call me. Oh yeah, yes, easy, yeah, and the staff's amazing um hebs has them. We're gonna have some tasting events coming up in july we will have tasting events at gypsy liquors.
Speaker 1:Yes, you're.
Speaker 2:You're going to set all that up, yeah, yeah, because everybody needs to try it. It's delicious, it's so good, and everybody thinks, oh, it's pink, so it's sweet. No, it's traditional rosé.
Speaker 1:It is absolutely not. I do not do sweet, nope Whatsoever, I don't.
Speaker 2:A little French blend of yum, yum and all of that. So and so New Braunfels is doing.
Speaker 1:We're booming with it, but. I picked my places where I wanted it to go and that's so smart and I'm so proud of you for doing that. I went to the Strategically, strategically See there I go with my words again Is important, absolutely important.
Speaker 2:I wanted to partner with the right people. I wanted to partner with those that I respect and I wanted to partner with my friends.
Speaker 1:This is cute as a button. Look y'all. Can you see this? Try it. Try it. Okay, can you see it? It's the cutest little buggy ever. And I'll tell you, our marketing team is unreal. It's so stinking cute.
Speaker 2:They create the best stuff. I mean, we're a rosé company, yeah, quietly disguised as a tequila company, because no wine company I have ever dealt with in my career selling wine ever has all of this merch to be able to support our accounts with. No wine company goes. Let's put it in a margarita, let's make an Aperol spritz with it, which is, by the way, my favorite cocktail. Then we have the Frose programs for the ocean and Yalls.
Speaker 2:River and everything. And then we have the cups, the glasses, the different things. It's so special and unique.
Speaker 1:I can tell you, coming from a business, owner of a lot of businesses and dealing with different reps and different companies and what have you and getting merch from the music side to the liquor side, to the Southern Glaciers, to in the business and the alcohol world works. You guys have showed up and have freaking delivered Me and Nick had a meeting, we talked about it and I said, oh my gosh, we had the cutest vision to set up down at the bar for the resort and I was like I need a, I need this guy. And you're like I got I got the guy and I had it. And you're like I got the guy and I was like what do you mean? You mean you really have boop here we go For us to get a, sorry, for us to get a neon or a, just a anything. I mean you got a surfboard, you got a, we got a surfboard.
Speaker 1:Bags. We have been begging for umbrellas for our place, boom Done, our Hampton Water umbrellas look amazing at the place and the plug and I talk to so many people and what is so cool is that every single weekend, everybody that comes to our resort is a different clientele. Yeah, it's not the. I mean, yes, we do have people that will come year to year or they'll come holiday holiday. There's some that come Memorial day and then they'll also be there for the July or whatever. But in, yeah, from Memorial day to labor day, every single weekend is an entirely new group, and so everything that we show them is new. And I didn't know, I had no idea that this had been going on for seven years. That's like the fook. I mean, what kind of closet have I been sitting in? And I literally am the biggest fan. I freaking love it. It's so good. It is, it's so good. Thank you, and I'm not like a. You're not a rosé girl. I am not, and you know this.
Speaker 2:I used to bring stuff to the house and be like try this.
Speaker 1:Try that. You know that.
Speaker 2:You're like ugh. You know that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know, and I'm telling you it's bad. I I mean, but it's so good, it's so freaking good, like it's so good, it's so bad and so good. Yeah, summer's gonna be fun. It's oh, it's been fun, it's been. Yeah, I'm enjoying the recipes and changing things up. So, yeah, I'm gonna send some pics and, um, I can't wait to uh, I can't wait to uh.
Speaker 2:Licky Lou, the, the Hampton Waters is all we're going to talk about well, if there's going to be a tour, you'll be the first one I call and let you know. Please let me know if y'all need my services down there or something.
Speaker 1:I'll be here. You've got my, you got my direct sale. You can just holler at me if they. You know, mr Jovi, the little Jovi, needs something.
Speaker 2:I'll let you know if they're going to visit and all that fun stuff.
Speaker 1:I got a couple new donkeys. I can just jump on and we can put the like shot donkeys. Hampton water donkeys holy pickles, you know, like shot donkeys. Yeah, hampton water, hampton water, donkeys. Holy pickles. You know what color chet is? Chet totally matches the. Uh, my little chet atkins, I'll have the girls.
Speaker 2:Uh, flash a picture of I'm gonna clear my schedule to see that oh my lord, would that be so adorable, nick.
Speaker 1:Or just throw it on one of the camels. Well, you know. Then there's that we can throw anything on Leroy's back. He's huge. They are Me and Mr Jovian, the little Jovian a couple of rounds, we can just hike it in. No, we're good. Well, they, yeah, they don't need anything. They're good. Yeah, the camels can just. Uh, they don't, they don't need drinks for a long minute.
Speaker 2:so well, they pack in water. They normally use this back in the hampton waters.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was so good. Thank you for um transitioning with me to the she shed, which I think is really kind of cool because um with me to the she shed, which I think is really kind of cool, because um, like I said, I've never, I've never had guys on my she shed before and I think if it's going to be a first time for anything, it should be the go big. I mean go right, yeah, yeah, and it was good.
Speaker 2:Well, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1:You guys. If you um, you guys fun. If you um are looking for it you can't find it, message like follow. Send me anything um, I will put you in contact and send you exactly where it's at. Jen is going to set up a link from hampton water um to the merch, to all the things. I am so blessed to have you as a friend. I love you so much. Thank you for being in my she shed with me and I cannot wait to take it to the porch again. Yeah.
Speaker 2:In the fall we're going to do.
Speaker 1:I'm telling you we need to take it on the boat, we need to do some, throw some fruit in there and and do some really cool, fun stuff with this. But yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:It was fun stuff with this, but yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was good. I love you so much. It's so great. Thanks for being in the shed. So good, so fun. All right, hey, you guys like share? Follow. I will see you next week. I got some cool stuff happening on the porch next week or we may be back in the shed, you never know. I love you guys. Thanks for hanging out. Rambling gypsy podcast Thanks.